LINGUIST List 16.1685
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Thu May 26 2005
Qs: Speech Recognition Rates: Ghanaian Loan Words
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1. Philip
Bralich,
Speech Recognition Tools Recognition Rates
2. Enam
Gewu,
Loan words in Ghanaian languages
Message 1: Speech Recognition Tools Recognition Rates
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Date: 18-May-2005
From: Philip Bralich <pbralichearthlink.net>
Subject: Speech Recognition Tools Recognition Rates
Can anyone direct me to publications detailing the recognition rates of
speech recognition tools? Specifically, reports of tests or publications,
or government reports which detail how the different commerical and academic
products and tools perform on a set list of speech recognition tasks.
Ideally, I'd like to see things done by independent groups similar to
an ''underwriters laboratory'' of speech recognition tools.
Phil Bralich
Linguistic Field(s):
Computational Linguistics
Message 2: Loan words in Ghanaian languages
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Date: 23-May-2005
From: Enam Gewu <eegewuyhoo.com>
Subject: Loan words in Ghanaian languages
I am currently working on my master´s thesis focusing on borrowed English
terms in Ghanaian languages (specifically Ga). I would be glad if anyone
could give me hints on helpful literature and materials on this topic
Thanks!
Linguistic Field(s):
General Linguistics
Language Description
Sociolinguistics
Typology
Subject Language(s): Ga (GAC)
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