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1992-09-02
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Speech recognition or voice input in
computing, is any technique by which a
computer can understand ordinary speech.
Spoken words are divided into `frames', each
lasting about one-thirtieth of a second,
which are converted to a wave form. These are
then compared with a series of stored frames
to determine the most likely word.
Subject by: Vince Pike