2 kinds of VR
Posted By: 1ndyannaMT on 2007-10-16
In Reply to: Client wants to start VR..Wants me to edit...sm - Totally Confused
There are 2 kinds of speech recognition. Front-end, like Dragon Dictate, depends on the dictator stopping and correcting his mistakes as he goes. This is what your client should be using. Back-end speech recognition, like what InfraWare or eScription uses, recognizes that correction should occur after the fact by a qualified MT. Those systems provide the Editor with a first draft where the text is tied to the type for easy editing. Your client is confused - not you. Dragon Dictate was not meant to be used this way.
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I found out a long time ago that there are two kinds of editing.. one is editing MTs work (like QA)
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