Author(s):	Kathy Reid
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https://2019.linux.conf.au/schedule/presentation/148/
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Description:	This session will look at why open source voice is so difficult, and what strategies are currently being applied to meet these challenges. Real time speech to text- including hardware limitations, difficulties with on-device STT, challenges with cloud based STT including responsiveness. Machine learning and training challenges - including debugging poor fit models, sourcing significant data sets and training new models Multiple languages, localisation and internationalisation - including language idiosyncrasies, slang and handling intent collisions across multiple Skills Voice user interaction - the challenge of producing a voice interaction that is both useful AND human-like markdown
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