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Subject: Speech-to-text

From: Kashif Islam

Date: 11 May, 2008 20:13:03

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Dear Friends

I am making a project in which Speech-to-text is a requirement.
Is it possible to do real time speech-to-text in Matlab

save input text in a certain variable and process it?
In any case yes or no is it possible in C++?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

Subject: Speech-to-text

From: Volkan

Date: 11 May, 2008 22:28:04

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> Is it possible to do real time speech-to-text in Matlab
Yes.

> save input text in a certain variable
Yes.

> and process it?
Yes.

> In any case yes or no is it possible in C++?
Yes.

> your suggestions.
It's rather called speech recognition. You better google or
wiki it before starting anything.

Volkan

Subject: Speech-to-text

From: Prasenjeet Patil

Date: 13 Jul, 2008 06:34:03

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Can U submit the code for that.I am working on the
same.Just need some guidelines or scratch code to work on.
Thank's & Regards.
Prasenjeet.

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