| speech synthesizer |
A device that can "read" any computer text aloud. Sometimes pronunciation is inaccurate or difficult to understand. The "Echo" line is an example of a speech synthesizer.
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| speech |
single speaker's uninterrupted performance
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| speech recognition |
Speech recognition is the ability of a computer system to respond accurately to verbal commands. There is an increasing number of applications for this type of technology.
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| speech synthesizer |
An electronic device that converts text characters into artificial speech. Speech synthesizers most frequently use pronunciation rules for translating text to speech. The quality of synthetic speech ranges from close to lifelike to robotic sounding speech found in lower end speech synthesizers.
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