Original issue 11 created by Kaljurand on 2011-11-03T12:10:04.000Z:
There should be a built-in tool which guides the user through a list of written utterances (with their corresponding normalizations) and asks to speak each of them, showing continuously the speech recognizer performance of getting the matching transcription.
The purpose is to test/evaluate the speech recognizer, or to train the recognizer (for the latter, the API needs to provide a way to communicate the existing written utterance to the server, e.g. with every query).
In terms of the UI
it could be something similar to the current Repeater-demo (and it could actually replace it also as a demo);
it should be able to pull existing written utterances from a webservice (which possibly generates them randomly using a given a grammar);
it should display a final report about the recognition accuracy/speed and share it via other apps.
All this functionality could also be packaged as an independent app, but it's probably easier to start building it as part of RecognizerIntent.
Original issue 11 created by Kaljurand on 2011-11-03T12:10:04.000Z:
There should be a built-in tool which guides the user through a list of written utterances (with their corresponding normalizations) and asks to speak each of them, showing continuously the speech recognizer performance of getting the matching transcription.
The purpose is to test/evaluate the speech recognizer, or to train the recognizer (for the latter, the API needs to provide a way to communicate the existing written utterance to the server, e.g. with every query).
In terms of the UI
All this functionality could also be packaged as an independent app, but it's probably easier to start building it as part of
RecognizerIntent.