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You can actually do much better than 2 kbps. MELP-E (unfortunately patented), actually can do 600 bps (and is fairly robust to noise I might add). With the adve
by parkaboy 13y ago
You can actually do much better than 2 kbps. MELP-E (unfortunately patented), actually can do 600 bps (and is fairly robust to noise I might add). With the advent of great speech-to-text ML, you could actually reduce this even further, to the 100-200 bps range).