Japanese scientists work on phrase auto-completing technology

22nd February 2009

Japanese Scientists are developing a kind of analogue of a predicate text entering (compare: the famous T9 system), which will automatically complete words and phrases pronounced by a person to a cell phone microphone.
The system recognizes segments of familiar words, and also identifies the so-called Â«linking soundsÂ», pronounced by a person when he thinks over the following sentence.
Employees of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) assure that their development is absolutely unique and has no analogues in the world. However, the public met the Â«revolutionaryÂ» idea rather cold. It can be easily explained, as many systems of “speech recognition” can not accurately recognize even part of it!

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