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Of course, you can do Speech to text and THEN analyzes the text to find the "intent", but on embedded devices it is easier to "plan" what is the vocabulary that
by koopajah 15y ago
Of course, you can do Speech to text and THEN analyzes the text to find the "intent", but on embedded devices it is easier to "plan" what is the vocabulary that you want to support and then perform recognition based on this vocabulary. At least on low CPU/RAM embedded devices.
- adambyrtek 15y agoOnly when the space is limited and enumerable, like on legacy GPS devices that keep a complete routing database. Android voice actions are much more powerful, allowing you to search for any phrase, get directions to a given place, send arbitrary text messages etc. The possibilities are effectively infinite.