We've expanded our documentation for two things that we
frequently
receive questions about: semantic interpretation and
barge-in
sensitivity settings.
Several months ago we brought the LumenVox Speech Engine
into alignment
with the current W3C spec for SISR 1.0 (previously we had
implemented an
older draft of the spec -- we still support this for
backwards
compatibility, so if you're using older SISR tags,
everything will
continue to work).
Our SISR documentation in the Engine help file is now
up-to-date for
this change, and has been generally expanded to hopefully
make it a
little more clear how exactly SISR works. There are several
pages of
documentation on the subject; if you go to
http://www.lumenvox.com/helpProxy/in
dex.aspx?project=speechengine&id=737
you'll be taken to the first and can read through them.
(Or if you'd prefer to hear me explain it, we have a very
comprehensive
set of training videos online that cover much of the same
ground:
http://www.lumenvox.com/support/videos/semanti
c/vid01_summary.aspx )
We've also added more documentation for the two new
sensitivity settings
added in the 7.5.600 releases. These settings control how
easy it is to
barge in and are configured via lumenvox.conf. If you want
to know
exactly what these settings do, you can head over to
http://www.lumenvox.com/helpProxy/in
dex.aspx?project=speechengine&id=756
As always, if anyone has any questions about these topics or
any others,
please let us know.
Thanks,
Stephen Keller
LumenVox Support
P: 877-977-0707, just say "Support"
F: 858-707-7072
Support LumenVox.com
www.LumenVox.com
Winner "Best Innovation in Speech Recognition"
AVIOS SpeechTEK Award
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