How phonemes sound.

See server-based speech recognition

Recognition based on natural flow of words normally used in spoken language (see discrete speech recognition

Listening to playback of spoken words, for example, to compare text to actual dictation and fix misrecognitions.

Recognition based on words spoken slowly and interrupted by a few seconds of silence between each word.

Front-end speech recognition in which speech commands are used to fill in fields and select from the form choices to create text.

Generation of text directly from speech by the dictator-user.

Software application that accepts a combination of spoken telephone input and touch-tone keypad selection and provides appropriate responses in the form of speech, fax, callback, e-mail, and perhaps o [..]

A statistical model used by the engine to help determine patterns in word groups and sequences. The better the language model, the higher the rate of accuracy.

A saved sequence of commands or keyboard strokes that can be stored and recalled with a single command or keyboard stroke.