Recently, we released about 20 new courses on our Microsoft Learn training platform. Today, I'll describe the first ten, and a little later an article about the second ten will be published. Among the new offerings: voice recognition with cognitive services, chatbot creation with QnA Maker, image processing, and much more. Details below!
Voice recognition using the speaker recognition API in Azure Cognitive Services
Information about using the speaker recognition API to identify specific individuals by their voices.
In this module, you will learn the following:
- What speaker recognition is.
- What concepts are related to speaker recognition.
- What the speaker recognition API is.
Creating intelligent bots with the Azure Bot service
Customer interactions with computer applications through conversation using text, images, or speech can be realized with bots. This can be a simple 'question-answer' dialogue or a complex bot that allows people to interact with services in an intelligent manner using pattern matching, state tracking, and artificial intelligence methods that are well integrated with existing business services. Learn how to create an intelligent chatbot using QnA Maker and LUIS integration.
Text evaluation using Azure Cognitive Language Services
Find out how to use Cognitive Language Services to analyze text, determine intents, detect adult topics, and process natural language queries.
Speech processing and translation using Azure Cognitive Speech Services
Microsoft Cognitive Services provides features for integrating speech services into your applications. Learn how to convert speech to text and recognize individual speakers in applications by integrating Cognitive Speech Services.
Creating and publishing a natural language machine learning model with LUIS
In this module, you will get acquainted with the concept of speech recognition (LUIS) and learn how to create a LUIS application with intents.
In this module, you will learn:
- What LUIS is.
- What the key features of LUIS are, such as intents and utterances.
- How to create and publish a LUIS model.
Real-time speech translation using Azure Cognitive Services
Learn how to convert speech to text using real-time transcription through the Speech Translation API in Azure Cognitive Services.
This module covers the following:
- what speech translation is;
- what the capabilities of the Speech Translation API are.
Face and emotion recognition using the Computer Vision API in Azure Cognitive Services
Information about the Computer Vision API in Azure, which enables identification of facial features in photographs.
In this module, you will learn:
- what the Face Recognition API is;
- what concepts are related to the Face Recognition API;
- what the Emotion Recognition API is.
Text classification and moderation using Azure Content Moderator
In this module, you will get acquainted with Azure Content Moderator and learn how to use it for text moderation.
In this module, you will learn the following:
- what content moderation is;
- key features of Azure Content Moderator for text moderation;
- how to test text moderation using the API testing web console.
Creating a question-and-answer chatbot using QnA Maker and Azure Bot
Learn about QnA Maker and how to integrate it with a bot.
In this module, you will learn:
- What QnA Maker is.
- Key features of QnA Maker and how to create a knowledge base.
- How to publish a QnA Maker knowledge base.
- How to integrate the knowledge base with a bot.
Processing and classifying images using Azure Cognitive Vision Services
Microsoft Cognitive Services provides built-in functionalities for integrating computer vision into applications. Learn how to use Cognitive Vision Services to detect faces, tag and classify images, and identify objects.
A link to the second article will appear here.
Source: habr.com
