If the user says the command stressing "go" (as in always speaking the
first
syllable of EVERY word), the command should be understood.
Nancilu McClellan
Metroplex Voice Computing, Inc.
817-261-1658
spk2wrt@phoenix.edc.org wrote:
> I've had that problem and still do on some occasion. As you have done, I
> super-trained both "Go to Sleep" and
> "ghostly" so hopefully the computer will remember the difference. One of
> the guys I've worked with actually trained "Go to Sleep" in a sing-songy
> voice with "sleep" being at a higher pitch than "go to." Of course now,
if
>
> ever he says "Go to Sleep" normally, the computer won't recognize it so
he
> always has to sing it. It never messes up when he sings "Go to Sleep."
I
> guess it's choice to sacrifice vanity for functionality.
>
> Michael Moats, ATP
> UCP of Greater Cleveland
> AT Computer Specialist
> http://www.ucpcleveland.org
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: spk2wrt@phoenix.edc.org [SMTP:spk2wrt@phoenix.edc.org]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 8:23 AM
> Subject: "Go to sleep" command
>
> Hi all,
>
> Hoping all the brilliant minds will help me solve a problem. Have a
young
> man using NS 4 and he is doing well except, the command go to sleep keeps
> coming up as written text "ghostly" We have tried training, re-training,
> substituting "Go sleep" but, needless to say,nothing works. The
> frustrating
> part is that the text the young man dictates is at about 89% accuracy
rate
> when he does a short dictation doc. By the time he has said "go to
sleep"
> three of four times in sequence, his level of frustration is totally
> corruptive of any acceptance of command.
>
> We are going to 5.0 on Monday but, I have concerns that the same problem
> will
> arise. Ooops, the young man noted does not have use of his hands so
> clicking on the mouse to stop dictation will not work and due to
> processing,
> he needs to be able to stop after short periods of dictation.
> Any solutions will be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks
> Nettie
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