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Diabetic ghetto acidosis (nm) - snicker
Posted: Sep 10, 2011
Must be the brilliant ASR that also hears been a car. - no name
[ In Reply To ..]ASR -- the second reason MTs can't make a living now.
at a van, cabbage, etc. - Awful Speech Recognition
[ In Reply To ..]I mean, I can understand cabbage/CABG thing, cabbage the vegetable is such a frequently used word in medical reports.
In 10 years, I don't think I have ever had to type cabbage. Can't they go in and change that?
I literally typed cabbage once not long ago. - no name
[ In Reply To ..]I have "cabbage" in Autocorrect to change to CABG when a space is put at the end to try to save keystrokes in the beloved ASR editing, and when I literally typed "cabbage," it changed it. I had to manually change it back. Only time in 20 years. I think changing CABG to cabbage would be way better than vice versa.
ASR - old and burned out
[ In Reply To ..]Your bloopers are at least close in sound. How about the doctor saying "idiopathic neuropathy" and ASR producing "a passing pin." No kidding!!
I have been noticing more and more of this. - no name
[ In Reply To ..]The text is so crazy and off the wall I sometimes lose my place editing and have to back up a few words to get back in the groove. Don't know what is up with that -- text that is just totally different and sounds NOTHING like what is actually said. Happens quite frequently.
It seems to be getting much worse and it's not the doctor's fault. - nm
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ASR - verla
[ In Reply To ..]OMG!! This is what I picture with the ASR -- if it can't decipher it at all there is probably a listing of garbage and it defaults to that no matter if it comes close to the sounding of the word.
And management is so proud of their ASR - what a crock!! It does not learn what a human can do, but they've made us all monkeys anyway, right, so monkey in, monkey out - please monkeys, no disrespect to you - ha!
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