Fujitsu Corporation

Satoru Sankoda

Hiroshi Watanabe

Yusuke Hamada

Hiroto Takegawa

Masashi Kamijyo

Yukio Osada

Yuu Kumanomidou

A method for transcription is performed by a computer. The method includes: accepting input of a voice after causing a display unit to display a sentence including a plurality of words; acquiring first sound information being information concerning sounds corresponding to the sentence; acquiring second sound information being information concerning sounds of the voice accepted in the accepting; specifying a portion in the first sound information having a prescribed similarity to the second sound information; and correcting a character string in the sentence corresponding to the specified portion based on a character string corresponding to the second sound information.

Recording medium recording program, information processing apparatus, and information processing method for transcription

A sound playback interval control method performed by a computer is provided for a speech recognition system. The method includes: arranging and displaying a word block subjected to correction and confirmation in a central portion of a first area on a display screen, the first area being an area in which a plurality of word blocks generated by using morphological analysis from a character string obtained by speech recognition are displayed, and performing playback control on sound of the word block subjected to correction and confirmation displayed in the first area.

Sound playback interval control method, sound playback interval control program, and information processing apparatus

An apparatus displays, on a terminal that enables a touch operation, an edit screen on which a text including word blocks is edited, where the word blocks are generated by performing morphological analysis on a character string obtained by speech recognition. Upon reception of a scroll instruction to scroll the text, the apparatus shifts each of the word blocks displayed on the edit screen in a description direction of the text, based on the scroll instruction.

Editing of word blocks generated by morphological analysis on a character string obtained by speech recognition

A correction candidate presentation method performed by a computer for a voice input system is disclosed. The method includes: displaying, on a display screen, a plurality of word blocks generated by using morphological analysis from a character string obtained by speech recognition and keys each assigned to a corresponding one of the plurality of word blocks; accepting input of a first key of the keys that are displayed; identifying a first word block corresponding to the first key whose input has been accepted; and presenting, on the display screen, correction candidates of at least one word block among the identified first word block and a second word block including the first word block and a word block that is adjacent to the first word block.

Method, program, and information processing apparatus for presenting correction candidates in voice input system

An apparatus generates first context data representing a context of correction target text based on the correction target text, and corrects an error in the correction target text by inputting a character string of the correction target text, the generated first context data, and meta-information corresponding to the correction target text to a neural network that has been trained to correct an error in the correction target text by inputting a character string of text corresponding to training data, second context data representing a context of the text, and meta-information of the text.

Accurate correction of errors in text data based on learning via a neural network

A computer receives, using a first communication method, first data transmitted from a first information processing device. The computer transmits, using a second communication method different from the first communication method, the first data to a second information processing device different from the first information processing device. The computer receives, using the second communication method, a reception acknowledgement for the first data from the second information processing device. The computer transmits, using the first communication method, the reception acknowledgement to the first information processing device. The computer detects one of a first error and a second error. The first error is an error in communication between the computer and the first information processing device. The second error is an error in communication between the computer and the second information processing device. The computer retransmits, based on the detected error, one of reception acknowledgements transmitted to the first information processing device.

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Satoru Sankoda