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Dragon NaturallySpeaking

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 enables busy professionals to create documents and e-mails, fill out forms, and streamline workflow tasks—all by speaking! Dragon NaturallySpeaking is about three times faster than typing, and up to 99% accurate. Talk to your computer and your words instantly appear in the full Microsoft® Office® Suite, plus Microsoft Internet Explorer, Corel® WordPerfect®, Lotus® Notes®, and virtually all other Windows®-based applications. And even better, you can create voice commands that execute multi-step computer tasks instantly—imagine the time you’ll save! Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional 9 is section 508 certified, and offers complete hands-free use of the PC for users with disabilities. Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional 9 also includes optional tools for network deployments, such as support for Citrix thin clients.

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  • AMAZINGLY ACCURATE!
    More accurate than ever before, Dragon NaturallySpeaking® 9 is often more accurate than typing. Dragon NaturallySpeaking never makes a spelling mistake, and it actually gets smarter the more you use it!
  • FASTER THAN TYPING!
    Most people speak over 120 words per minute, but type less than 40 words a minute. Dragon NaturallySpeaking lets you create letters and e-mails about three times faster than typing by hand!
  • SO EASY TO USE!
    You’ll be dictating letters, e-mails and surfing the web by voice right away! No script reading required to get started. We even include a full set of on-screen tutorials, and a Nuance approved noise-canceling microphone.
  • USE WITH ANY WINDOWS PROGRAM!
    Use your voice to dictate, edit and control virtually any Windows application, including the full Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Corel® WordPerfect®.
  • NETWORK READY!
    Use Dragon NaturallySpeaking from any PC on your organization's network, including a Citrix thin client.
  • BLUETOOTH SUPPORT
    Use Dragon NaturallySpeaking with Nuance-approved Bluetooth headsets. Convenient to use with a Tablet PC system!
  • MOBILE
    Dictate into any Nuance-certified handheld device for automatic transcription when you synch with your PC.
  • HANDS FREE
    Dragon NaturallySpeaking is Section 508 certified to give people with disabilities complete hands-free use of the PC. The ideal tool to assist people with carpal tunnel syndrome or other repetitive stress injuries. 
     
What Is Voice Recognition Software?

Voice recognition software uses the human voice as the main communication mechanism between the user and the computer. While relatively simple to use, voice recognition software is sophisticated technology that uses "language modeling" to recognize and differentiate among the millions of human utterances that make up any language.1

 

The software enables users to input text and data into virtually any Microsoft® Windows®-based applications by voice, as well as to navigate the computer desktop with little or no use of their hands. Users speak naturally into a noise-canceling microphone connected to the computer. 2 The software "recognizes" the spoken words, converts them into text, and displays them on the screen.

 

How do voice recognition software programs understand speech?

 

Voice recognition software programs are based on statistical probability. The software analyzes an incoming stream of sounds and interprets those sounds as commands and dictation. This process of interpretation is called voice recognition, and its success is measured by the percentage of correct interpretations, or recognition accuracy.

 

The software relies on three sources of information to achieve high recognition accuracy:

  1. Acoustic model-a mathematical model of the sound pattern used by the speaker's  language.
     

  2. Vocabulary-a list of words that the program can recognize.   Each word in the vocabulary has a text representation and a  pronunciation.
     

  3. Language model-statistical information associated with a vocabulary that describes the likelihood of words and sequences of words occurring in the user's speech.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 22 April 2008 )
 
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