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Captioning of recorded videos is beneficial to many and a matter compliance with accessibility regulations guidelines. Like captions, real-time captions can also be means implement the Universal Design for Learning checkpoint offer text-based alternatives auditory information. A cost-effective solution live online presentations use speech recognition technologies generate automated captions. In...

The growing global interest in personalised media content via streaming platforms have contributed to the rising number of creators on such as YouTube all around world. Along with that, subtitles been medium that bridge users various demographic background are languages considered foreign them. In Malaysia however, majority did not include accurate English their due incapability navigate both a...

We describe an on-going project whose primary aim is to establish the technology of producing closed captions for TV news programs efficiently using natural language processing and speech recognition techniques for the benefit of the hearing impaired in Japan. The project is supported by the Telecommunications Advancement Organisation of Japan with the help of the ministry of Posts and Telecomm...

There is an error in the fourth sentence of the “MRSA prevalence in the human study population and effect of study arms” section of the Results. The correct sentence is: The same was true for the second cycle except for RABfarms, were there was an increase in MRSA prevalence from the beginning of the cycle to week 12 (Fig 3). There are errors in the captions for Figs 1 and 4. Please see the com...

This study addresses information support for hearing impaired people who attend theatrical performances. In present Japan, there are a few theaters that employ programs providing captions for hearing impaired people. The few programs that provide captions only show dialogues and sounds (musical note icons). We propose, implement, and evaluate a caption presentation method for hearing impaired p...

The production of closed captions is an important but expensive process in video broadcasting. We propose a method to generate highly accurate off-line captions efficiently. Our system uses text alignment to synchronize program transcripts obtained for a video program with text produced by an automatic speech recognition (ASR) system. We will also describe the accuracy in both closed-caption te...

Live closed-captions for deaf and hard of hearing audiences are currently produced by stenographers, or by voice writers using speech recognition. Both techniques can produce captions with errors. We are currently developing a correction module that allows a user to intercept the real-time caption stream and correct it before it is broadcast. We report results of preliminary experiments on corr...

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