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by jph00 2953 days ago
I'm not sure - what you're describing is information extraction. I haven't tried that yet, but I'm certainly interested in doing so (especially for medical data).
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Similarly, could something like this be useful to extract out a command that a user wants to run from a transcription? For example, "Add a user named Jenny to our client list.", which results in the command, 'create user Jenny'. Or, "Could you add Jenny to our client list?", which results in the same command, 'create user Jenny'. Perhaps instead of outputting the next word, output the expected command from a set of commands?