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To: nihil who wrote (66765)	10/18/1998 1:04:00 AM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

nihil, <most language learners use phonetic strategies more often than...> <...in learning to read.> Professor, your reply is a classical proof of ideas expressed in my post - you barely understand the point I was talking about, even in WRITTEN form! I was not talking about general learning. I was talking about precise expression of information or commands that are supposed to be EXECUTED by a device. Have you ever tried to spell out, say, Navier-Stokes equations in spherical coordinates? The communication is not limited to management of workplace diversity or criminal phraseology... <Voice input to computers allow the processing of the input into other languages (like the mathematics example).> ???? Excuse me. A little thinking is in order here. You did not solve yet the speech recognition problem but already want to perform an automated language translation... <anything which will quickly train (seconds) to understand us and answer back.> This is really funny - train, understand, answer... Try first to design a talking computer so it will not be boring. This is MUCH simplier task yet no one was able to offer an affordable solution. You must remember those talking cars of 80's, and where they are now - back to bells and beeps... guess why. Speak carefully:) - Ali