Kimberlee Kemble

Speech recognition is the process by which computer-based software converts audible voice into digital text. When you think of computer-based speech recognition, most people picture someone sitting at a desk, wearing a headset microphone, dictating large volumes of text into a desktop system. But speech-recognition technology, over the past decade, has moved from the desktop to the server, from use by an individual to use by the enterprise. Take the following examples: "Can you tell me what IBM stock closed at last night?" "I'd like to transfer two thousand dollars from my savings to my checking account please" "Connect me to Kim Kemble in Boca Raton" "Subjective colon 32-year-old white female in for evaluation period Patient describes injury of left ankle period "Objective colon Patient presents in mild distress and pain period Heart colon Regular rate and rhythm pe... (more)