Speech-to-Text
Speech-to-Text refers to techniques for transcribing spoken language into written text. It includes acoustic and language models, decoders, preprocessing and postprocessing. Common uses are dictation, subtitles, voice assistants and transcription pipelines. Typical challenges are noise robustness, multilinguality and real-time latency; metrics include WER and latency.
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