Voice and Touch Based Error-tolerant Multimodal Text Editing and Correction for Smartphones
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A smartphone system called VT combines touch plus speech so users tap approximate location then speak insertions or editing commands; it generates substitution and insertion candidates and scores them using a tri-gram language model, word-embedding similarity, edit distance, and phrase location to pick the top replacement. VT supports word, sentence and paragraph edits and single or compound commands, automatically inferring location without precise selection. User studies show ~30.8% faster editing and ~29.97% faster correcting versus touch-only, and ~30.81% and ~47.96% reductions versus iOS Voice Control.
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