Sentence examples for voice recognition accuracy from inspiring English sources

In the world of first-person shooters, sports games and strategy games, players could effectively command the computer to complete in-game tasks, as the computer would be able to understand commands through a headset due to advances in voice recognition accuracy.

Finally the use of standardised terminology is recommended such as the Voice Recognition Accuracy standards- by the National Institutes of Standards and Technology [ 22] when reporting study outcomes.

The S Voice was described as "not optimised" and "more rigid than Siri" with its poor voice-recognition accuracy, with instances when it would not respond at all.

However, in a speech recognition application with a large number of voice-tags, the recognition accuracy of each voice-tag tends to increase as its number of associated sample utterances increases.

But we're not recording an album here, and even in this degraded state the sounds can still be recognized by humans and voice recognition algorithms with decent accuracy: people got them 80percentt of the time, naive voice rec 60percentt.

The updated SYNC in the Fiesta will feature a new 6.5-inch LCD touch screen, but more importantly, the system will feature a smarter voice recognition system with improved accuracy and a more natural way to engage with it thanks to a flattened audio command structure.

Things are still far from perfect, while Iacobucci tells me that some levels of their customer service experience tech show 98% accuracy in voice recognition, some of their more complex requests are yielding accuracy percentages in the high seventies.

"We don't have release dates fixed yet for future iterations but we'll continue to improve all aspects of it: OCR, voice recognition, and of course image recognition accuracy.

The unpredictable accuracy of voice recognition - as Siri users will confirm, and as Windows Phone boss Joe Belfiore experienced to his discomfort during his presentation - doesn't help.

We measure the accuracy of voice recognition with something called the Word Error Rate (WER).

Two of the fields being developed are accuracy for voice recognition technology and open-ended dialogue with computers.