Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services: Speaker Recognition 1 and Bing Speech API
Move forward with your overall understanding of the Microsoft Cognitive Services Suite with this foundational course on Speaker Recognition and Bing Speech API.
What you'll learn
You have all heard the expression: “software is eating the world.” If that is the case, then AI is the hungriest one at the table. In this course, Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services: Speaker Recognition 1 and Bing Speech API, you will learn how to understand, configure, and utilize the Speaker Recognition and Bing Speech API. First, you will explore what kind of data it accepts and sends. Next, you will discover how to utilize C# to interact with it. Finally, you will dive into the many features that it offers. When you are finished with this course, you will have a foundational knowledge of the Speaker Recognition API and the Big Speech API, which will help you move forward with your overall understanding of the Microsoft Cognitive Services Suite.
Table of contents
- Introduction 0m
- Overview 1m
- Speech to Text - Implementation Methods - API 1m
- Speech to Text - API Request Header 1m
- The Anatomy of the Text to Speech API 1m
- Speech to Text - Recognition Mode 1m
- Speech to Text - Response Structure 5m
- Speech to Text - Profanity Handling 1m
- Speech to Text - API - Advantages and Limitations 1m
- Speech to Text - Code - Advantages and Limitations 1m
- Speech to Text - Implementation Methods - Code 1m
- Text to Speech - Overview 1m
- Text to Speech - API Request Headers 2m
- Text to Speech - Format 2m
- Demo - Speech to Text 13m
- Demo - Text to Speech 18m
- Summary 1m
About the author
Matt Kruczek a Senior Manager at EY. Matt has extensive experience in the software industry and is responsible for creating and maintaining any and all architectures and strategies pertaining to the mobile, web and AI disciplines. He has architected and developed several end-to-end Line of Business applications using a variety of Microsoft Technologies including WCF, WPF, ASP.NET , C#, VB, MVC, SQL Server, Microsoft Bot Framework and Entity Framework.