Posted by Mike Schuster & Martin Jansche, Google ResearchOn June 16th, we launched our Korean voice search system. Google Search by Voice has been available in various flavors of English since 2008, in Mandarin and Japanese since 2009, and in French, Italian, German and Spanish just a few weeks ago (some more details in a recent blog post).Korean speech recognition has received less attention than English, which has been studied extensively around the world by teams in both English and non-English speaking countries. Fundamentally, our methodology...
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
Monday, 14 June 2010
Google Search by Voice now available in France, Italy, Germany and Spain
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Posted by Thad Hughes, Martin Jansche, and Pedro Moreno, Google ResearchGoogle’s speech team is composed of people from many different cultural backgrounds. Indeed, if we count the languages spoken by our teammates, the number comes to well over a dozen. Given our own backgrounds and interests, we are naturally excited to extend our software to work with many different languages and dialects. After testing the waters with English, Mandarin Chinese, and Japanese, we decided to tackle four main European languages which are often referred to as FIGS...
Wednesday, 9 June 2010
Google Fusion Tables celebrates one year of data management
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Posted by Alon Halevy, Google Research and Rebecca Shapley, User ExperienceA year ago we launched Google Fusion Tables, an easy way to integrate, visualize and collaborate on data tables in the Google cloud. You used it and saw the potential, and told us what else you wanted. Since then, we’ve responded by offering programmatic access through the Fusion Tables API, math across data columns owned by multiple people, and search on the collection of tables that have been made public. We published about Fusion Tables in SIGMOD 2010 and in the First...
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