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Teaching computers to understand accents
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Cardiff, Wales (BBC News): Researchers from the Speech Ark, a spin-off company from the university's Department of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering, are interviewing people at Cardiff Central Library on Thursday and Friday. Lead investigator Professor Martin Russell said: "People adapt to new accents very quickly, but it is extraordinarily hard to make computers do the same. Not only is this type of data important for speech technology research, it also gives a valuable snapshot of the diversity of accents in the British Isles at the start of the 21st century."
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