H13-311_V3.5 · Question #192
Voice recognition refers to the recognition of audio data as text data.
The correct answer is A. TRUE. A (TRUE) is correct because voice recognition - also called speech recognition - is precisely the technology that converts spoken audio input into written text output. This is the foundational definition of the technology, used in applications like Siri, Google Speech-to-Text…
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Voice recognition refers to the recognition of audio data as text data.
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- ATRUE
- BFALSE
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A70% (23)
- B30% (10)
Explanation
A (TRUE) is correct because voice recognition - also called speech recognition - is precisely the technology that converts spoken audio input into written text output. This is the foundational definition of the technology, used in applications like Siri, Google Speech-to-Text, and transcription software.
B (FALSE) is wrong because it contradicts the established definition; voice recognition does not convert text to audio (that would be text-to-speech/speech synthesis), nor does it work with non-audio data.
Memory tip: Think of a voice-to-text app on your phone - you speak (audio in), and words appear on screen (text out). Voice recognition = audio → text, always in that direction.
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