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A speech engine learns from speech and then corrections that are put - through for the speech engine, sm

Posted: Jan 6th, 2022 - 12:34 pm In Reply to: Fiesa - --

again to hear the corrections, not just from someone typing a correction. If your corrections are not put back through the speech engine, then it does not learn. Meaning, if you yourself were to do voice recognition, you would have a training period for the speech engine to hear your voice and the opportunity to make corrections by repeatedly saying a word over and over again until VR got it right.

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