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Speech code from IBM to become open source (News.com)
News.com carries
a NY Times article on IBM's plans to release speech-recognition
software to two open-source software groups. "IBM is donating code
that it estimates cost the company $10 million to develop. One collection
of speech software for handling basic words for dates, time and locations,
like cities and states, will go to the Apache Software Foundation. The
company is also contributing speech-editing tools to a second open-source
group, the Eclipse Foundation."
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Speech code from IBM to become open source (News.com) Posted Sep 14, 2004 10:54 UTC (Tue) by jmason (guest, #13586) [Link] Does anyone know if this will include ViaVoice? The Open Source Speech Recognition Initiative (ossri.harvee.org) are abuzz about this, if afull-featured continuous-speech recognition system is what's being discussed.
Speech code from IBM to become open source (News.com) Posted Sep 21, 2004 19:34 UTC (Tue) by jmason (guest, #13586) [Link] update: apparently it won't. it's just VoiceXML-related stuff, for marking up small-vocabulary command sets. shame. :(
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