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Date: | Fri, 11 Sep 1998 08:50:44 -0700 |
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Wirt writes:
> Latin, especially in its modern English form, allows you to build
> your words as you need them. Thus with a root form such as "-gress",
> which means "to go or come" (actually, from the Latin meaning "step",
> from which we also get the word form "grade"), you can build, on the
> demand of the moment, [snip]
Do you know if that is considered by speech recognition programs?
That is, if they use only a fixed dictionary of known words, then the
"demand of the moment" cannot be accomodated.
And what about the machine representation of "knowledge?"
--Glenn
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