Microsoft Cognitive Services

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 Microsoft Cognitive Services is a set of APIs, SDKs, and services available to developers to make their applications more intelligent, engaging, and discoverable. Microsoft Cognitive Services expands on Microsoft’s evolving portfolio of Machine Learning APIs and enables the developers to easily add intelligent features – such as emotion and video detection, facial, speech, and vision recognition, speech and language understanding into our applications.

We will be using Cognitive Service API to develop our Artificial Intelligent applications and to make easier. Cognitive Service API has 5 main categories and they are

  • Vision
  • Speech
  • Language
  • Knowledge
  • Search


Vision API:

In Vision API, we have computer vision API for extracting actionable information from images, Face API to detect, identify, analyze, organize, and tag faces in photos, Content Moderator to Automate image, text, and video moderation, Emotion API Preview to personalize user experiences with emotion recognition and Custom Vision Service Preview for easily customize your own state-of-the-art computer vision models for your unique use case.

Speech API:

In Speech API, we have translator speech API to easily conduct real-time speech translation with a simple REST API call, Speaker Recognition API Preview for using speech to identify and authenticate individual speakers, Bing Speech API for converting speech to text and back again to understand user intent, Custom Speech Service PREVIEW to overcome speech recognition barriers like speaking style, background noise, and vocabulary.

Language API:

In Language API, we have Language Understanding (LUIS) to teach our apps to understand commands from our users, Text Analytics API for easily evaluate sentiment and topics to understand what users want, Bing Spell Check API to detect and correct spelling mistakes in your app, Translator Text API to easily conduct machine translation with a simple REST API call, Web Language Model API PREVIEW to use the power of predictive language models trained on web-scale data, 

Linguistic Analysis API PREVIEW for simplify complex language concepts and parse text with the Linguistic Analysis API.

Knowledge API:

In Knowledge API, we have recommendations API PREVIEW to predict and recommend items your customers want, Academic Knowledge API PREVIEW to tap into the wealth of academic content in the Microsoft Academic Graph, Knowledge Exploration Service PREVIEW enable interactive search experiences over structured data via natural language inputs, QnA Maker API PREVIEW distill information into conversational, easy-to-navigate answers, Entity Linking Intelligence Service API PREVIEW will power your app's data links with named entity recognition and disambiguation, Custom Decision Service  PREVIEW is a cloud-based, contextual decision-making API that sharpens with experience.

Search API:

In Search API, we have Bing Autosuggest API  give your app intelligent autosuggest options for searches, Bing Image Search API is to search for images and get comprehensive results, Bing News Search API is to Search for the news and gets comprehensive results, Bing Video Search API  is to search for videos and get comprehensive results, Bing Web Search API  is to get enhanced search details from billions of web documents, Bing Custom Search API  is an easy-to-use, ad-free, commercial-grade search tool that lets, Bing Entity Search API  PREVIEW to enrich your experiences by identifying and augmenting entity information from the web you deliver the results you want.


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