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Earn $20 for participating in a Research Study
Call for Participation
in a Research Study on Error Detection for Speech
Recognition output
Speech recognition represents
the future generation
of human computer interaction. We are running a research experiment on
speech recognition in the information systems department, which aims to
discover how people identify and correct errors in speech recognition
output.
The study will take place in the ITE building and is expected to last
about 2 hours. Your voice will be recorded during part of the task. You
will be compensated for $20 for your participation.
Participants must be native English speakers. Participants with good
reading, speaking and writing skills are highly preferred.
If you meet the above criteria and are interested in the study, please
contact Yongmei Shi at yshi1@umbc.edu
by
specifying "Speech Recognition Research Study" in
the subject line.
Please also leave a contact phone number so that we can reach you. You
may also call (410)4558863 to schedule a time.
Your support will be highly appreciated
Participate in Research and Earn $10
The Speech Recognition
Research group of Information Systems Department at UMBC
is looking for participants to test a speech software. The experiment
will take around 50 minutes. Participants will be paid $10 in cash for
their time and effort.All participants need to be native English speakers
with NO previous
experience with speech recognition.
If you meet the requirements, please contact Lisa Vizer at
lvizer@yahoo.com. Please include your
contact phone number so that we
can schedule a time with you. The experiment will be conducted in ITE
building, room 442.Your participation is very important for our research and
will be highly
appreciated.