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System and method for providing speaker-specific records of statements of speakers
   
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US Patent 6477491
Issued Date
November 5, 2002
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A speech processing system for the generation of speaker specific text output. To automatically generate a transcript of a trial, hearing, or. meeting, the system uses microphones dedicated to specific speakers along with one or more computers with speech recognition software assigned to each microphone. The system tracks the occurrences of speech and assembles a transcript of the participant's spoken words including the speaker's identity and a text version of the spoken words in the order the words were spoken.
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November 5, 2002
Application Number
09/321,781
Filed
May 27, 1999
US Classification
704/235   704/246
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G10L   15/00   (20060101)   G10L   15/26   (20060101)  
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704/235   704/246   704/275  
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