Google offers new offline voice recognition feature AndroidPIT

In 2012, research in the field of speech recognition showed important advances produced by automatic learning, more precisely with the use of deep neural networks for acoustic modeling. These developments enabled the adoption of this function in products such as Google's search engine, also known as Google Voice Search. But that was only the beginning of a whole revolution; new architectures began to appear every year, to improve recognition technology: from deep (DNN) and recurrent (RNN) neural networks to convolutional neural networks, to name a few examples. One of the most important objectives of these architectures has always been to reduce latency. In other words, shorten the waiting time between speech and recognition. With that goal in mind, Google has announced the introduction of a new neural recognition feature to make it easier to enter text on its Gboard keyboard.