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  • Speech training files and registry locations

    I have a speech project that requires acoustic training to be done in code. I a successfully able to create training files with transcripts and their associated registry entries under Windows 7 using SAPI. However, I am unable to determine if the Recognition Engine is successfully using these files and adapting its model. My questions are as ...
    Posted to SAPI and System.Speech Development (Forum) by giri on February 21, 2011
  • Confidence score SAPI - before and after training

    Hi, I'm developing a speech application in Vista. I created a new speaker profile in ''speech recognition options'' and did not train the system using the training wizard provided. I created a small application which takes speech input from WAV file and uses a command and control grammar. The word in the WAV file was recognized properly and the ...
    Posted to SAPI and System.Speech Development (Forum) by adityaphanindra on August 17, 2010
  • ISpTranscript

    Hi all, I am trying to perform acoustic training from a wav file using SAPI 5.3. I am able to load the wav file and have it recognized and transcribed by the Speech Runtime. Now my problem is that I want to supply a string to the engine using the ISpTranscript interface described in the SAPI 5.3 documentation. However, when I search for it (in ...
    Posted to SAPI and System.Speech Development (Forum) by dotproduct on December 16, 2009
  • Re: Training without UI

    Hello all,   I'm also interested in doing this. Have any of you guys figured out how to do this successfully?   My only comment on the code snippet provided by david123 is that it appears to be a console application. (Console.ReadKey())  I was doing some experimentation yesterday and I couldn't get recognition to work from a ...
    Posted to SAPI and System.Speech Development (Forum) by Daniel Bigham on April 5, 2009