- Wilmington DE, US Marcel Leyva - Chandler AZ, US Vernon Marshall - Montclair NJ, US
International Classification:
H04M 3/51 G10L 17/02 G10L 17/26 G10L 25/63
Abstract:
One-to-many comparisons of callers' words and/or voice prints with known words and/or voice prints to identify any substantial matches between them. When a customer communicates with a particular entity, such as a customer service center, the system makes a recording of the real-time call including both the customer's and agent's voices. The system segments the recording to extract different words, such as words of anger. The system may also segment at least a portion of the customer's voice to create a tone profile, and it formats the segmented words and tone profiles for network transmission to a server. The server compares the customer's words and/or tone profiles with multiple known words and/or tone profiles stored on a database to determine any substantial matches. The identification of any matches may be used for a variety of purposes, such as providing representative feedback or customer follow-up.
One-to-many comparisons of callers' words and/or voice prints with known words and/or voice prints to identify any substantial matches between them. When a customer communicates with a particular entity, such as a customer service center, the system makes a recording of the real-time call including both the customer's and agent's voices. The system segments the recording to extract different words, such as words of anger. The system may also segment at least a portion of the customer's voice to create a tone profile, and it formats the segmented words and tone profiles for network transmission to a server. The server compares the customer's words and/or tone profiles with multiple known words and/or tone profiles stored on a database to determine any substantial matches. The identification of any matches may be used for a variety of purposes, such as providing representative feedback or customer follow-up.
- Wilmington DE, US Marcel Leyva - Chandler AZ, US Vernon Marshall - Montclair NJ, US
International Classification:
G06Q 30/00 G10L 25/48
Abstract:
One-to-many comparisons of callers' words and/or voice prints with known words and/or voice prints to identify any substantial matches between them. When a customer communicates with a particular entity, such as a customer service center, the system makes a recording of the real-time call including both the customer's and agent's voices. The system segments the recording to extract different words, such as words of anger. The system may also segment at least a portion of the customer's voice to create a tone profile, and it formats the segmented words and tone profiles for network transmission to a server. The server compares the customer's words and/or tone profiles with multiple known words and/or tone profiles stored on a database to determine any substantial matches. The identification of any matches may be used for a variety of purposes, such as providing representative feedback or customer follow-up.
Susan Willey, Sharion Ebel, Anita Williams, Carol King, Rebecca Epps, Janie White, Joyce Prebble, Vera Welch, Janie Bivens, Mary Brainard, Chris Leonard
The Unitarian Church I have been a Unitarian Minister for many years, serving churches in Scarborough & Whitby, Birmingham, Croydon, Dukinfield & Denton (Gtr Manchester), and since... I have been a Unitarian Minister for many years, serving churches in Scarborough & Whitby, Birmingham, Croydon, Dukinfield & Denton (Gtr Manchester), and since 2008, in Wilmslow and Hale Barns in Cheshire. Before becoming a Minister I worked in various jobs, including RE Teaching and Residential...