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Scansoft, Inc.

Nuance Communications, Inc.

Dragon Systems, Inc.

Charles E Ingold

Joel M Gould

Michael Jack Newman

Robert S Roth

Allan Gold

Daniell Stevens

Dean Sturtevant

David Abrahams

James K Baker

Joel W Parke

Paul G Bamberg

Michael L Elkins

Stijn Van Even

Gregory J Gadbois

Eric Fieleke

Kenneth J Bayse

Roger L Matus

A secondary cementing apparatus includes a drill string, a coupling coupled to a distal end of the drill string, and a tool coupled to a distal end of the coupling, the tool having a distal portion offset from a central axis of the drill string, and the coupling configured to allow selective rotation of the tool with respect to the drill string. A method for plugging a hole includes rotating a drill string about a central axis of the drill string, wherein a distal end of the drill string is coupled to a tool, the tool having an offset distal portion from a central axis of the drill string; and flowing a fluid down the drill string and out of the offset distal portion of the tool as the drill string is rotated.

Cementing tool

New techniques and systems may be implemented to improve error correction in speech recognition. These new techniques and systems may be implemented to correct errors in speech recognition systems may be used in a standard desktop environment, in a mobile environment, or in any other type of environment that can receive and/or present recognized speech.

Error correction in speech recognition

Correcting incorrect text associated with recognition errors in computer-implemented speech recognition includes receiving a selection of a word from a recognized utterance. The selection indicates a bound of a portion of the recognized utterance to be corrected. A first recognition correction is produced based on a comparison between a first alternative transcript and the recognized utterance. A second recognition correction is produced based on a comparison between a second alternative transcript and the recognized utterance. The duration of the first recognition correction differs from the duration of the second recognition correction. A portion of the recognition result that is replaced with one of the first recognition correction and the second recognition correction. includes at one bound a word indicated by the selection and extends for the duration of the one of the first recognition correction and the second recognition correction with which the portion is replaced.

Error correction in speech recognition by correcting text around selected area

A computer is used to perform recorded actions. The computer receives recorded spoken utterances of actions. The computer then performs speech recognition on the recorded spoken utterances to generate texts of the actions. The computer then parses the texts to determine properties of the actions. After parsing the texts, permits the user to indicate that the user has reviewed one or more actions. The computer then automatically carries out the actions indicated as having been reviewed by the user.

Performing actions identified in recognized speech

A method of adding a word to a speech recognition vocabulary includes creating a collection of possible phonetic pronunciations from a spelling of the word and using speech recognition to find a pronunciation from the collection that best matches an utterance of the word. The collection is created by comparing the spelling to a rules list of letter strings with associated phonemes. The list is searched for a letter string from the spelling of length greater than one letter. The collection is limited to phonetic pronunciations containing phonemes associated with the letter string of length greater than one. In another method, a net of possible phonetic pronunciations of the word is created from the spelling and speech recognition is used to find the pronunciation from the net that best matches the utterance of the word. The invention also features methods of assigning a pre-filtering class to a word.

Pronunciation generation in speech recognition

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Bedford, MA, United States of America

Charles E Ingold