| HappySqurriel said: I’m currently working in a company that deals heavily with voice recognition, and have worked directly with it in my past; although I am far from an expert in it, and my focus is in a completely different segment of the company (because they’re moving away from voice based systems). Our sales team will brag about a 75% recognition rate to new clients for a voice based system for a very simple call-flow because of how few systems can achieve that success level; and this requires more processing power than you could dedicate to the task on the XBox 360 and still have a game running at the same time. If you’re wondering, human levels of recognition are in the 97.5% range. Bleeding edge voice recognition is so primitive it makes the worst Wiimote Waggle look amazingly precise. |
EndWar worked pretty well.
And the difference there, is that the system was trained for a particular person. IVR call systems have no training.
