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Ok, so I’m reviewing the documentation and am not clear on how to use a voice command in an app. How do you associate the word, stop with a stop button and have it perform that action? Thanks for any help or specific links to resources to read.
Welcome,
OpenEars performs continuous recognition, meaning that touch events are not used in order to start or stop recognition, but instead there is ongoing listening and you trigger the events of your app based on speech that is recognized.
Please check out the sample app that ships with OpenEars (it’s in the folder OpenEarsSampleApp and is called OpenEarsSampleApp.xcodeproj) in order to see a complete example of an app that performs the major functions you’ve mentioned, or step through the tutorial tool here, which also answers those questions with a step-by-step approach: https://www.politepix.com/openears/tutorial
It works, but you can’t use it to evaluate how accurate recognition is. Recognition is much less accurate on the Simulator.
Nope, if there is something unusual about your host machine the Simulator might not work, so you’d need to troubleshoot your machine settings for that – I regretfully can’t help with that at all.
You can check out the post Please read before you post – how to troubleshoot and provide logging info here to see how to turn on the logging that provides troubleshooting information for this kind of issue so you can troubleshoot it further.
The sample app shows how to trigger actions with speech (the example in there is the speech “CHANGE MODEL”, which triggers a change of language model).
Super! Have a great evening yourself.
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