Closed jkelvie closed 9 months ago
Overview
In the last week, when calling recognizeUsingWebSocket on the SpeechToTextV1 API, we suddenly we get the error: "No active exception to reraise"
"No active exception to reraise"
This happens when maxAlternatives is set to anything higher than 1.
This error does NOT occur with the non-WebSocket recognition calls.
Expected behavior The SDK should return several alternatives.
Actual behavior We get an exception - passed as an event of type error on the SpeechToTextV1.RecognizeStream.
error
The exception has only the message: "No active exception to reraise"
This is obviously not a very helpful error message.
How to reproduce We are using the 7.0.0 version of the ibm-watson Node.js SDK. This also, though, occurs with the previous version (6.2.2).
Complete sample code to replicate is below. If it is run with maxAlternatives set to 1 instead, the ASR will work.
const IamAuthenticator = require('ibm-watson/auth').IamAuthenticator const SpeechToTextV1 = require('ibm-watson/speech-to-text/v1') require('dotenv').config() // const model = 'en-US_Multimedia' const speechToText = new SpeechToTextV1({ authenticator: new IamAuthenticator({ apikey: process.env.WATSON_STT_KEY }), serviceUrl: process.env.WATSON_STT_URL }) const recognizeParams = { backgroundAudioSuppression: 0.5, contentType: 'audio/l16;rate=16000;channels=1;', endOfPhraseSilenceTime: 1.0, interimResults: true, lowLatency: false, maxAlternatives: 3, // recently started getting errors on 5/5/2022 with this model: 'en-US_Multimedia', objectMode: true, speechDetectorSensitivity: 0.2 } const recognizeStream = speechToText.recognizeUsingWebSocket(recognizeParams) // Pipe in the audio from our audio object require('fs').createReadStream('test/data/AudioWithSilence-16000.raw').pipe(recognizeStream) recognizeStream.on('data', (event) => { // Ignore results that come in after the recognize stream is destroyed if (!recognizeStream) { return } console.info('Results returned: ' + JSON.stringify(event, null, 2)) }) recognizeStream.on('error', (event) => { /** @type {any} */ const eventAny = event console.error('recognizeStream error: ' + eventAny.raw.data) if (recognizeStream) recognizeStream.stop() }) recognizeStream.on('close', () => { console.info('recognizeStream stopped') }) recognizeStream.on('end', () => { console.info('recognizedStream ended') })
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SDK Version 7.0.0 - also tested with 6.2.2
Additional information: Node.js 16.9.1
Additional context This is a critical error - this is harming the quality of our ASR, as well as leading to errors in our production systems.
A zipped version of the raw audio file we tested with is attached: AudioWithSilence-16000.zip
I have been unable to replicate this issue on the latest version of the sdk and will consider it resolved. If this issue persists please feel welcome to reopen this issue and I will address it promptly
Overview
In the last week, when calling recognizeUsingWebSocket on the SpeechToTextV1 API, we suddenly we get the error:
"No active exception to reraise"
This happens when maxAlternatives is set to anything higher than 1.
This error does NOT occur with the non-WebSocket recognition calls.
Expected behavior The SDK should return several alternatives.
Actual behavior We get an exception - passed as an event of type
error
on the SpeechToTextV1.RecognizeStream.The exception has only the message: "No active exception to reraise"
This is obviously not a very helpful error message.
How to reproduce We are using the 7.0.0 version of the ibm-watson Node.js SDK. This also, though, occurs with the previous version (6.2.2).
Complete sample code to replicate is below. If it is run with maxAlternatives set to 1 instead, the ASR will work.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
SDK Version 7.0.0 - also tested with 6.2.2
Additional information: Node.js 16.9.1
Additional context This is a critical error - this is harming the quality of our ASR, as well as leading to errors in our production systems.
A zipped version of the raw audio file we tested with is attached: AudioWithSilence-16000.zip