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Automated multilingual telephone access to financial services

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natural language processingdigital infrastructure

Record type:

software
Publisher:
CatchWord
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A working prototype automated telephone based enquiry and payment system functioning in three African languages, i.e. Zulu, Xhosa and Southern Sotho, in a financially related application, making provision for code-mixing between these languages and English.

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Languages

BirwaSotho, SouthernXhosaZulu

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