An article has posted over at IBM developerWorks titled Create automated verbal conversation annotations for phone numbers, acronyms, and other spoken words:

"Use the open source Sphinx-4 speech-recognition package to capture letters and numbers from spoken conversations in near real time to create notes. Employ a custom Sphinx-4 dictionary file to extract likely matches to spoken letters and numbers. Process the text for higher order values, such as phone numbers and acronyms, and create a meeting annotator through search-engine lookups and local databases."

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Martin
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Re: Create automated verbal conversation annotations for phone numbers, acronyms, and other spoken words
by erroneousBollock (Curate) on Nov 20, 2007 at 13:54 UTC
    That's cool :-)

    I wonder, could you embed a DTMF decoder in order to annotate numbers entered via the keypad during the call?

    -David