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Translation of spoken words into text, usually with the help of computers.
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Algorithm for Separating Consonant and Vowel Waveforms from Speech Signal
I'm pretty sure the short answer for this is:
"there's no algorithm that will always agree with your judgements about what is/isn't a vowel/consonant (cf. glides) and will always agree with your jud …
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