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it predicts what you're going to type next. this is really nothing new. perhaps the most interesting use of predicting input in this fashion is dasher: http:/
by dododo 16y ago
it predicts what you're going to type next. this is really nothing new. perhaps the most interesting use of predicting input in this fashion is dasher:
http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/dasher/ http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/dasher/
it uses this prediction to make it efficient for people who cannot type, type.
- jshen 16y agopredicting text and predicting text well are two very different things.
- dododo 16y agowhat's the relevance of that comment? is your claim that dasher does not predict well? or rather, that google scribe predicts better than dasher? it would surprise me: dasher adapts to the linguistic habbits of the particular user. it learns in real time. google scribe doesn't appear to do this. it doesn't know who i am.
- jshen 16y agomy point is that saying "nothing new here" often dismisses what really matters, the quality of something. I've never used dasher so I can't comment on it