"Spracherkennung" refers to the automatic conversion of spoken language into text or commands by computer programs or systems. This technology allows users to interact with computers, mobile devices, or other electronic devices through spoken commands.
Typical modules and functions of software in the "Spracherkennung" area include:
Recording Module: A module for capturing and recording spoken language through microphones or other recording devices.
Speech Recognition Engine: A powerful engine or software component that analyzes spoken language and converts it into text. This engine uses complex algorithms and artificial intelligence to recognize and interpret speech patterns.
Language Models: Predefined models or databases containing various languages, dialects, and speaker profiles to enable accurate recognition.
Adaptive Learning: Features for adapting and improving speech recognition based on user usage and feedback. This allows for continuous improvement in the accuracy and performance of speech recognition.
User Profile Management: The ability to create and manage individual user profiles to tailor speech recognition to each user's specific speech habits and preferences.
Command Interpretation: Interpretation and execution of spoken commands or instructions to trigger actions or control applications. This may include controlling devices, navigating applications, or performing search queries.
Text Output and Feedback: The ability to read recognized texts aloud or display them on the screen to provide users with visual or auditory feedback.