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IBM Continuous Speech Series 1.0
Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
IBM Continuous Speech Series.
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1992, 1993. All rights reserved.
US Government Users Restricted Rights -
Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule
Contract with IBM Corporation.
IBM Continuous Speech Series (ICSS) is a continuous speech, speaker
independent speech recognition system that runs on OS/2 and AIX.
ICSS runs on 486DX machines, and supports multiple sound boards, including
IBM M-ACPA, ProAudio Spectrum, and SoundBlaster. ICSS is a development tool
which you use to speech-enable applications. It consists of 12 API calls, packaged
in a DLL. Find out more about ICSS by reading the article in the OS/2 Developer
magazine, July/August issue. A Windows version of ICSS was announced at PC Expo,
and will be generally available in December, 1993.
This document is a complement to the OS/2 Developer Magazine article
in the July/August 1993 issue entitled "Speech Enabling Your Application
with ICSS" on page 83.
Included with this package are two files: RECO.C and RL.BNF.
RECO.C is the example program described in the article. RL.BNF is an
example of an input file to the context build process. Please note
that these files are intended as examples and are written for clarity
and not robustness.
For more information:
Ordering Information:
OS/2 or AIX 1-800-426-2968
Windows Developer's Assistance Program 1-800-627-8363
Technical Assistance:
Ken Solkowitz 71742,2163
Brandon Booth 71042,3144
Ora Williamson 71742,2161