Kerry Raymond wrote:
> The problem is the little words ("and", "are", "at", "or", "on", "in",
> "the", "they", "there", "their" etc). When we speak a sentence normally,
we
> tend to say these little words quickly and often only make the vowel
sound
> ("ah", "eh", "oh" etc) which makes it very hard to recognise exactly
which
I haven't noticed this problem in either ViaVoice or Dragon Naturally
Speaking. Both do some sort of statistical analysis that uses nearby
words to help decide.
The problem I HAVE noticed is that I need to keep looking at the text
and avoid looking at the screen. Any time I pause, the program tries
to transcribe every tiny little sound that happens as one of those
"little words."
--
Wes Groleau
"In the field of language teaching, Method A is the logical
contradiction of Method B: if the assumptions from which
A claims to be derived are correct, then B cannot work,
and vice versa. Yet one colleague is getting excellent
results with A and another is getting comparable results
with B. How is this possible?"
-- Earl W. Stevick
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