Continuous speech recognition systems:
A) Compare speech patterns to a dictionary
B) Allow a computer to understand a few words from a voice it has never heard before
C) Require users to pause between each spoken word
D) Recognize conversationally paced speech

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Continuous speech recognition systems are designed to recognize conversationally paced speech, without requiring users to pause between each spoken word. They use algorithms that are designed to analyze the context of the words being spoken, as well as their sound patterns, to help determine the specific words that are being spoken. While comparing speech patterns to a dictionary is one technique used in speech recognition, it is not the only or primary method used in continuous speech recognition systems. Additionally, while some speech recognition systems may be trained to recognize a few words from a voice it has never heard before, this is not a common feature of most continuous speech recognition systems.

Continuous Speech Recognition Systems