stt_special_sounds

Indicates how the speech engine should interpret special sounds.

If the setting is 1, the speech engine will examine sounds to determine if they are more likely to correspond to a special sound (empty pauses, coughing, etc.) than a valid grammar result.

If your grammar consists mostly of multi-syllable words or phrases, enabling this setting will result in fewer low-confidence results. However, enabling this setting may result in one- or two-syllable words (such as "yes," "two," etc.) being rejected.

Possible Values

1 on
0 off

The default value is 0 (off).

Example

Script(Speech_To_Text_Setting_Special_Sounds)
String(strSetting)
String(strDescription)
String(strMessage)
Number(nSettingValue)
Activate(From_Menu)
strSetting = "stt_special_sounds"
nSettingValue = Speech_Get_Setting(strSetting)
strDescription = Speech_Get_Setting_Value_Desc(strSetting, nSettingValue)
strMessage = String_Combine(strDescription, "; setting value:")
strMessage = String_Combine(strMessage, Number_To_String_Decimal(nSettingValue))
Ask_OK(strMessage, strSetting)
Return

See Also

Speech_Get_Setting, Speech_Get_Setting_Value_Desc, Speech_Get_Setting_Max, Speech_Find_Setting_Value, Speech_To_Text, Speech_From_Text, Speech_Setting_Available, Speech_Change_Setting

 


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