Some good places to start in the Contents tab (after opening Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft Speech SDK 5.1 -> Microsoft Speech SDK 5.1 Help) are:
- Automation -> Sp[Shared/InProc]Recognizer:
Description of the interface to the underlying speech recognition engine and their different types (shared versus in-process). - Automation -> Sp[Shared/InProc]RecoContext:
A nice description of what "Recognition Contexts" are, and how one should create as many of them as appropriate for the application. - Automation -> ISpeechPhraseRule -> Code Example:
Lists the properties that can be queried on a phrase rule that was recognized, including rule name and confidence values. - Automation -> ISpeechPhraseElement -> Code Example:
Lists the properties that can be queried on a phrase element, including confidence values. - Automation -> ISpeechPhraseProperty -> Confidence:
Example of how the confidence values can be extracted along with its corresponding property name. - Automation -> ISpeechAlternate:
A way to get at a list of alternate phrase candidates for dictation mode recognition. - Automation -> Sp[Shared/InProc]RecoContext (Events):
The list of events that the recognition context can receive, and thus the clients can listen for. - Application-Level Interfaces -> Grammar Compiler Interfaces -> Text Grammar Format:
Description of the context-free grammar format used for command and control (as opposed to dictation) recognition. - White Papers -> SAPI 5.0 SR Properties White Paper:
The list of recognition engine properties that can be queried and set using the SetPropertyNumber method of Sp[Shared/InProc]Recognizer class, including the confidence thresholds.
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