I\'m trying to parse the results from an Android Voice Recognition Activity, and have found that all of the words (separated by a space) are in the first index of the array.
I have created a grammar (in grxml format开发者_高级运维) to recognize the OMV literal (with hu-hu language settings)
I\'m creating a voice/text-memo web application. Here: http://gustavstromberg.se/sandbox/html5/localstorage/ look at its source (very short, most of it is css)
I\'m using the Android Speech Recognition intent but I would like to know what language the user has set to do the recognition. The docs on the RecognizerIntent imply that you can get this from the in
I am using Window\'s voice recognition API, and it keeps detecting very low background noise as the word \"if\" repetitively. I have been trying to find a way to put a minimum volume requirement for i
to recognize speech by Google server, I use SpeechRecognizer class in com开发者_C百科bination with RecognitionListener as suggested in Stephan\'s answer to this question . In addition, I try to captur
For various reasons, I need to use the raw SpeechRecognizer API instead of the easier RecognizerIntent (RECOGNIZE_SPEECH) activity.
In my voice recognition based app, I sometimes receive ERROR_RECOGNIZER_BUSY. Intuitively, this calls for... retries, right?
I\'ve started looking on the subject of Acoustic Fingerprint (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_fingerprint) for a pet project of mine for the iOS and I was wondering if there are:
First of all I\'d like to state that my question is not per say about the \"classic\" definition of voice recognition.