Transcripts by stenographers “were significantly better” than those prepared via...
Transcripts by stenographers “were significantly better” than those prepared via speech recognition in an NPR Labs study done five years ago, one of the researchers told an FCC official. Speech recognition may have “improved in the past five years and,…
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no doubt, continue to improve,” Tom Apone wrote in an email to Eliot Greenwald of the Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau that was posted Wednesday in docket 05-231 (http://xrl.us/bm2tmn). Apone said his comments were meant to correct the record on captioning quality because his study was “quoted a bit out of context."