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Beszédfelismerés, often translated as speech recognition or automatic speech recognition (ASR), is a technology that enables computers to understand and transcribe human speech into text. This process involves complex algorithms that analyze acoustic signals from spoken language and convert them into a sequence of words. The core of this technology lies in its ability to distinguish between different sounds, phonemes, and ultimately, words, within the continuous flow of speech.

The development of beszédfelismerés has a long history, with early research focusing on isolated word recognition. Modern systems are capable of understanding connected speech, recognizing a wide range of accents and dialects, and even adapting to individual speaker patterns. This is achieved through a combination of acoustic modeling, which maps speech sounds to linguistic units, and language modeling, which predicts the likelihood of word sequences.

Applications of beszédfelismerés are widespread. It powers virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa, enables voice-controlled interfaces in cars and smart home devices, and facilitates transcription services for meetings and dictation. Furthermore, it plays a crucial role in accessibility tools for individuals with disabilities, allowing them to interact with technology using their voice. Ongoing research continues to improve accuracy, reduce computational requirements, and expand the capabilities of beszédfelismerés.