论文信息 - REAL-TIME SPEECH-TO-TEXT SERVICES

REAL-TIME SPEECH-TO-TEXT SERVICES

1 In the order listed above, the authors are associated with National Technical Institute for the Deaf (Rochester, New York), California State University, Northridge (Northridge, California), University of Nebraska (Lincoln, Nebraska), St. Louis Community College (St. Louis, Missouri), City University of New York (New York, NY), and National Technical Institute for the Deaf. 2 The report on notetaking made reference also to computerassisted notetaking, C-Print, and real-time captioning, each of which is an application of real-time speech-to-text. In the present report, frequent reference is made to the generation of notes as a secondary application of real-time speech-to-text. INTRODUCTION

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