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Power up your applications with cognitive services. An analysis Part 1
Ep. 83
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Voice apps does not have to be only smart assistants apps, you can power your web and mobile applications with intelligent services for speech and language recognition. But what are the main services, what are their trade off and which one should I choose? Follow me along in this first part of a two part cognitive services analysis
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