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Not cheaphas long been regarded as ruling the roost when it comes to speech recognition on the PC, with a long line of quality products which work at a high standard. This is not least because of the ‘deep learning’ technology which helps the dictation software achieve greater levels of accuracy the more you use it, learning common words and phrases that you employ, and also adapting to background noise or your accent.The latest Dragon speech recognition software has a higher baseline accuracy right out of the box, as well. Overall, we found it noticeably more accurate and responsive than older versions.This software provides full dictation capabilities, as well as voice commands to control your PC (to open programs, navigate web pages and so forth – and note that you can dictate wherever you want, for example, in Gmail in your browser). It’s also built to work with touchscreen devices as required. All of this is included in the Dragon Home edition, which retails at $150.Additional features are available with the Dragon Professional Individual upgrade, including the ability to create boilerplate forms or email signatures which can be inserted into a document with a single command. There’s also a transcription facility which can analyze an audio clip, podcast or similar, turning it into text.

Furthermore, there are advanced custom command options available, plus the ability to synchronize your work with Android or iOS devices.Dragon Professional Individual retails at $300, but there is also an enterprise package available for business groups which includes all these capabilities and makes them available for multiple users, along with additional integration features. Requires internet connection to runis the mobile product for Android and iOS devices, however this is no ‘lite’ app, but rather offers fully-formed dictation capabilities powered via the cloud.So essentially you get the same excellent speech recognition as seen on the desktop software – the only meaningful difference we noticed was a very slight delay in our spoken words appearing on the screen (doubtless due to processing in the cloud). However, note that the app was still responsive enough overall.It also boasts support for boilerplate chunks of text which can be set up and inserted into a document with a simple command, and these, along with custom vocabularies, are synced across the mobile app and desktop Dragon software. Furthermore, you can share documents across devices via Evernote or cloud services (such as Dropbox).This isn’t as flexible as the desktop application, however, as dictation is limited to within Dragon Anywhere – you can’t dictate directly in another app (although you can copy over text from the Dragon Anywhere dictation pad to a third-party app). The other caveats are the need for an internet connection for the app to work (due to its cloud-powered nature), and the fact that it’s a subscription offering with no one-off purchase option, which might not be to everyone’s tastes.Even bearing in mind these limitations, though, it’s a definite boon to have fully-fledged, powerful voice recognition of the same sterling quality as the desktop software, nestling on your phone or tablet for when you’re away from the office.Nuance Communications offers a to give the app a whirl before you commit to a subscription.

Subscription only (no one-off purchase)Braina is speech recognition software which is built not just for dictation, but also as an all-round digital assistant to help you achieve various tasks on your PC. It supports dictation to third-party software in not just English but almost 90 different languages, with impressive voice recognition chops.Beyond that, it’s a virtual assistant that can be instructed to set alarms, search your PC for a file, or search the internet, play an MP3 file, read an ebook aloud, plus you can implement various custom commands.The Windows program also has a companion which can remotely control your PC, and use the local Wi-Fi network to deliver commands to your computer, so you can spark up a music playlist, for example, wherever you happen to be in the house. Nifty.There’s a free version of Braina which comes with limited functionality, but includes all the basic PC commands, along with a 7-day trial of the speech recognition which allows you to test out its powers for yourself before you commit to a subscription. Yes, this is another subscription-only product with no option to purchase for a one-off fee. Also note that you need to be online and have Google’s Chrome browser installed for speech recognition functionality to work.

What is Speech Recognition Software?Speech recognition software is a computer program that’s trained to take the input of human speech, interpret it, and transcribe it into text. How Does It Work?Speech recognition software works by breaking down the audio of a speech recording into individual sounds, analyzing each sound, using algorithms to find the most probable word fit in that language, and transcribing those sounds into text.Speech recognition software uses natural language processing (NLP) and deep learning neural networks. “NLP is a way for computers to analyze, understand, and derive meaning from human language in a smart and useful way,” according to the. This means that the software breaks the speech down into bits it can interpret, converts it into a digital format, and analyzes the pieces of content.From there, the software makes determinations based on programming and speech patterns, making hypotheses about what the user is actually saying. After determining what the users most likely said, the software transcribes the conversation into text.This all sounds simple enough, but the advances in technology mean these multiple, intricate processes are happening at lightning speed.

Machines can actually transcribe human speech more can. History of Speech Recognition & AI SoftwareVoice recognition and transcription technology has come a long way since its first inception. We now use voice recognition technology in our everyday lives with, more people are using assistants like Google Home, Siri, and Amazon Alexa.We recently wrote a blog on the –all the way back to the early 1900s to today.

What are the Potential Variables in Speech Recognition Software?“Correctness and accuracy are two different things,” says CallRail Product Manager, Adam Hofman. According to lecture notes for, the difference lies in that correctness means completely “free from error” while accurate means “correct in all details” and “capable of or successful in reaching the intended target.”With speech recognition, this means that while the transcription may not be 100% correct (some words, names, or details might be mistranscribed), the user understands the overall idea of the chunk of speech that’s been transcribed. That is to say, it’s not just a jumble of random words–but that a cohesive concept can be interpreted from the text, in general.However, no two people are alike, and therefore, speech patterns and other deviations must be taken into account. Anomalies like accents (even those across English as a native language speakers) can cause speech recognition software to miss certain aspects of conversations.

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The ways in which speakers enunciate versus mumble, the speeds at which they speak, and even fluctuations in speaker voice volume can throw speech recognition technology for a loop.Regardless, most modern speech recognition technologies work along with machine learning platforms. Hence, as a user continues to use the technology, the software learns that particular person’s speech patterns and variances and adjusts accordingly. In essence, it learns the user. CallRail’s voice recognition technology is used in features like CallScore, Keyword Spotting, and CallScribe. What are the Benefits of Using Speech Recognition Software?Though speech recognition technology falls short of complete human intelligence, there are many benefits of using the technology–especially in business applications. In short, speech recognition software helps companies save time and money by automating business processes and providing instant insights on what’s happening in their phone calls.Because a software performs the tasks of speech recognition and transcription faster and more accurately than a human can, it means it’s more cost-effective than having a human do the same job.

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It can also be a tedious job for a person to do at the rate at which many businesses need the service performed.Speech recognition and transcription software costs less per minute, is than a human performing at the same rate, and never gets bored with the job. How Is It Used for Call Tracking?Many businesses in all industries use speech recognition technology with their CallRail call tracking software. Conversation Intelligence includes features like CallScribe which transcribes the audio of phone calls including deciphering between the agent and the customer, CallScore which uses CallScribe to automatically mark calls as leads or not leads, and Keywords Spotting which tags calls based on keywords said by the agent or the customer.Along with the basic uses, call recordings can be used for and paid SEM. Call recordings can also be to improve the sales or support process. Businesses can also use call recordings to overall–online, on the phone, and after the sale.