[Moderator's note: Asim, I think you may be looking at more technical
issues than I am familiar with. Also, SR in telephony is somewhat
different I think because it is USUALLY dealing with smaller domains of
input (e.g., digits, simple 'yes/no' answers, etc.). Anyway, we'll see
what others have said in messages over the last day or two. Bob]
Dear Bob Thanks for your response. I think I did not mention too much
about
my education and experience. Actually I am from Pakistan; I have done MSc
(Computer Sciences) 2001. I have C and C++ programming experience. I have
done work 4 years in a software company.
Now I want to discuss about my project. In the speech recognition systems,
I
have to identify the person with his speech. On the very first level, I
have
to compare voice to find out the person. I have the second plan, to use it
on the PC. Means capture voice on telephone line and recognize about
speaker.
I think it will clear the whole project?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards.
Asim Shehzad
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Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 10:39 PM
Subject: Speech recognition system?
> [Moderator's note. Asim, speech recognition is certainly a valid
> dissertation project for an engineer, but I'm not sure exactly what
aspect
> of SR you're interested in. As a confirmed non-engineer I don't really
> know how to advise you, but I do know there is LOTS to work on. One of
the
> most interesting and difficult aspects of developing SR systems that I'm
> aware of is making systems that work for people with compromised,
> impaired, or in some way "non-standard" speech. I am also aware of work
> being done by speech scientists at MIT (and maybe elsewhere) developing
SR
> models that include topical constraints as methods of improving
> recognition. Maybe others here have ideas? Good luck. Bob Follansbee]
>
> Dear,
>
> My name is Asim Shehzad. I am the old member of this group, but
> unfortunately I don't have lot of interaction on this group. I am doing
> software engineering from UK. For my dissertation project, I am
interested
> in doing speech recognition systems. I want to get
> information about this topic. There is a lot of information on the
group,
> but the people who are really in the field they know much better.
>
> First of all, is this good project? Second thing is is it possible to do
> it 4 months?
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you,
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Asim Shehzad
>
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