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Live subtitling with speech recogntion
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| Text reduction in live subtitling with speech recognition
Live subtitling with speech recognition: procedures for quality improvement
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| Further reading:
Luyckx, B., Delbeke, T., Van Waes, L., Leijten, M., & Remael, A. (2010). Live Subtitling with Speech Recognition: Causes and Consequences of Text Reduction. Antwerp: Artesis working Papers in Translation Studies 2010-1
Van Waes, L., Delbeke, T., Leijten, M., & Remael, A. (2009). Live-ondertiteling met spraakherkenning: Een case-analyse van reductie en fouten [Live subtitling with speech recognition: a case analysis of reduction and errors]. In: W. Spooren, J. Sanders & M. Onrust (red.), Studies in Taalbeheersing 3. Assen: Van Gorcum, p. 371-390 [ISBN 978 90 232 4621 3].
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Using speech recognition for live subtitling
Promotors: A. Remael, L. Van Waes & M. Leijten
Academic Association Antwerp & Flemish Radio- and Television Network (VRT)
Researcher: Ide Verhelst
Funding: Artesis
Period: 2011-2014
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Text reduction in live subtitling with speech recognition
Promotors: Luuk Van Waes, Mariëlle Leijten, Aline Remael & Bernard Dewulf
Researcher: Bieke Luyckx
Funding: Antwerp University Association (COF-AUHA BOF UA 2008)
Budget: 20 000 euro
Period: 2009-2010
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The study looks into the efficiency of the use of speech recognition in live subtitling for television, and the cognitive writing processes they involve. Logging software is used for the analysis of subtitling procedures, in which a respeaker makes use of speech technology to produce subtitles following both the block and the scrolling methods. The ultimate purpose of the project is to improve logging and to elaborate a procedure for the quality improvement of live subtitling.
Using speech recognition for live subtitling: Procedures for quality improvement
Promotors: L. Van Waes, M. Leijten, A. Remael & B. van de Veer
Academic Association Antwerp & Flemish Radio- and Television Network (VRT)
Researcher: Tijs Delbeke
Funding: Antwerp University Association
Budget: 25 000 euro
Period: 2007-2008
Speech technology nowadays serves as a valuable means to provide real-time captioning for live television programs. The Flemish public television (VRT) makes ample use of this innovative technique which has, however, its limitations. The project's goal is to improve accuracy and speed of intralingual subtitling through speech recognition and to help developing an effective training program for the operators (respeakers) involved in the process of transferring audio-input into good subtitles. Special attention will be paid to the cognitive load that is caused by this type of subtitle production.
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