New Feature Requests
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Forum Name: WSRToolkit
Forum Description: Questions and Answers for using the WSRToolkit features
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Topic: New Feature Requests
Posted By: Guests
Subject: New Feature Requests
Date Posted: 02/Oct/2008 at 8:58am
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Hello and thank you for your interest in the WSRToolkit. Please use this forum thread to list any features you'd like to see in future versions. Thanks!  BradT |
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Posted By: cmwilkerson
Date Posted: 07/Oct/2008 at 8:29pm
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New Feature Requests:
Mobile Profile of Vocabulary, etc., that can be used on multiple computers. ------------- Dr. Chris Wilkerson Carson Doctors Group MVP TabletPC www.MedicalTabletPC.com www.Digital-Doc.com |
Posted By: mmarkoe
Date Posted: 10/Oct/2008 at 5:30pm
In the thread at:
http://www.msspeech-forum.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=33&PN=1 - http://www.msspeech-forum.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=33&PN=1
Wes used the document on how to backup your user profile to put his profile on a Thumb Drive. You could move the files this way.
Marty ------------- Marty Markoe, MVP Microsoft Valued Partner See us at: http://www.mymsspeech.com |
cmwilkerson wrote:Posted By: mdeisher
Date Posted: 13/Oct/2008 at 2:36pm
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Hi. I'm used to Nuance Dragon NaturallySpeaking that has options to enroll (train) and transcribe with files recorded on digital voice recorders. It would be very useful to me if you could add, on the "Train From Text" tab, an option to read the training speech from a WAV file instead of capturing it live from the microphone. Thanks! --Mike
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Posted By: mmarkoe_admin
Date Posted: 13/Oct/2008 at 8:27pm
Have you tried the Transcription feature of the http://www.emicrophones.com/microphones/prod_details.asp?prodID=228 - WSRToolkit yet? It is really very good. If you have already added your regular documents through the Train from Text tab and you enunciate clearly, you will get at least as high accuracy as through Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
Marty Markoe, http://www.mymsspeech.com - MyMSSpeech.com
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Posted By: mdeisher
Date Posted: 14/Oct/2008 at 1:09am
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I found that accuracy was not very good. That's why I'd like to train on audio from the digital recorder. --Mike
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Posted By: BradT
Date Posted: 14/Oct/2008 at 8:37am
Hi Mike, Thanks for the suggestion. It's a good idea. We'll take a closer look when we begin planning for version 2 of the Toolkit. In the meantime... If you'd like to experiment a bit, I believe you can achieve some pretty impressive results using Transcription within the Toolkit. Here are the steps I've used to get good recognition accuracy with transcription. Notes: Steps #1 & #2 aren't required, but you may want to keep your 'production' profile safe while you experiment.
If you're still getting poor recognition with transcription, try working your way through the 'additional training' within Vista: Control Panel -> Speech Recognition Options -> Train your computer to better understand you A word of caution about this additional training: I've had mixed results. With some microphones/recorders it has helped, but with others it has been detrimental to accuracy. This may take some experimenting on your part. Thanks again for your suggestion. Hope these steps get your transcription recognition accuracy up. Brad |
Posted By: rmloeb
Date Posted: 20/Jan/2009 at 10:32am
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One request; one possible bug. The bug - The '?' is a valid symbol in a listenFor statement, but if I enter it while creating a command macro, the editor throws an exception when I attempt to save. The request -- I need to build about 200 macros for Photoshop. Once the user selects an application, I'd like it added to the drop down list so that I don't have to navigate the full path each time. (I get around this by using the editor to create all the rest of the macro, then using Notepad to insert the application name, but that's awkward.) Thanks, Rog |
Posted By: BradT
Date Posted: 20/Jan/2009 at 5:36pm
Hi Rog, Thanks for using the Toolkit... We'll put this on the next release's to-do list, but in the meantime (you probably already know this), just create your command without the '?' then edit it via the Macro Editor tab and add it in. Not exactly perfect but it's a simple workaround.
You can add the program name manually to the "In The Context Of" textbox instead of having to navigate each time. For instance, if the program name is "Photoshop.exe", just manually enter it into the textbox without clicking the Browse button. The full path is not needed for correct operation. It was only provided to allow users to "hunt" for the application. For rapid fire action, copy "Photoshop.exe"(or whatever the program executable is called) minus the double-quotes to the clipboard and you can copy/paste after each macro creation. We'll also look at a long-term solution for this with our next release of the Toolkit. Thanks for posting your feedback, I hope these answers gets you working more productively. Brad |
Posted By: gadgetfl
Date Posted: 15/Feb/2009 at 11:15am
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I agree with the need for this.
Maybe a custom XML file list or a recent application list.
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Posted By: mmarkoe
Date Posted: 15/Feb/2009 at 11:53am
Greg, we thank you for your incisive input. Please reference your question to the item you are referring to. This thread has gotten larger than the original question and I cannot figure out what you are referring to needing?
One of the options when responding to a message is to use the "quote tags." See the top of this message where it starts, "Originally posted by gadgetfl." Just begin the reference with [quote-] and end with [/quote-]. Leave out the hyphen which I put in so this would not create the pullout quote in this message.
Marty ------------- Marty Markoe, MVP Microsoft Valued Partner See us at: http://www.mymsspeech.com |
Posted By: gadgetfl
Date Posted: 15/Feb/2009 at 12:05pm
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Posted By: mmarkoe_admin
Date Posted: 15/Feb/2009 at 12:15pm
Be advised, althought this is one of the items on the Version 2 WSRToolkit list, we have not explored its complexity. If doable it will be added.
Marty Markoe, eMicrophones, Inc.
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Posted By: GG
Date Posted: 01/Mar/2009 at 5:26am
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1. I would like to be able to import a folder of documents at one time into the add from file screen. You know like if I have a bunch of txt documents or word documents in a folder. This would really save me a great deal of time. 2. I would also like to be able to import a two column file into the text macro area. The first column would represent the When I say and the second column would represent the insert the text block. This could be a txt, csv file or even a xls file. 3. I would like to be able to import a multi-column file but this time, I want to be able to select whether I want to import all the columns or pick the ones I want. 4. I would like to be able to format the text that I type into the text macros so when it prints onto the screen the information has the format that I want such as center a line, bold, italics, underline, etc. (similar to the choices we have here on the forum. 5. I would like to be able to copy and paste formatted test from a document I have already created in another document into the text macro area and keep the format of the original document. 6. I would like to be able to copy a table into the text format and have it retain the format and when I give the command for it to type onto the screen, I want it to type in the format that I pasted when I set up the macro. I have not tested the macro editor, but I wish there was more information available on where or how to create the macros there. I think this is a good product. It is very easy to use and the more I use it the better the accuracy. |
Posted By: mmarkoe
Date Posted: 01/Mar/2009 at 12:31pm
As mentioned in our response to one of your other posts at:
http://www.msspeech-forum.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=68&PID=303#303 - http://www.msspeech-forum.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=68&PID=303#303
The add from file feature is not meant to build a language model. It is meant for a professional to add from 20 to 100 reports to help improve the likelihood that the way they use words in context of other words will improve the likelihood of recognition.
To answer your question, this is very simple. In Word 2007, open your first document, put the cursor at the end of the line, then click the Insert menu, then on the far right of the Toolbar, drop down the list for Object and select Text from file and browse to the next file. When you finish, save your single document for later use should you need to create a new user profile on another computer.
This is not something that can be done now, and it is not likely to be in any future release. The hope is Microsoft at some point will release a speech profile backup tool like in Dragon and you would only need to do this once. As it is you can backup your Text Macros and save them to another computer and import them to a new user profile. Just click on the Macro Editor tab in the WSRToolkit. Click Open and you will see all your macros (text and command). At the top you will see the path to these macros for you to back them up.
I am truly surprised you say you like the WSRToolkit. From your questions itt seems you have not looked at each feature tab where there is a fairly complete description of what each does and directions for doing. In addition, when the WSRToolkit is installed a PDF users guide was installed in case you need clarification.
I spoke to one of my programmers about your wants. He feels everything you wish is doable. The cost for your customizations is $20,000.00. Please contact me off line if you wish to place a 50% deposit for us to start working on this?
We will be happy to teach you how to program this. The cost is $200.00 an hour. Let us know if we should send you a bill?
No problem. See response #4 above.
No problem. See response #4 above.
You can see #4 above or save a bunch of money by purchasing the $9.99
http://www.mymsspeech.com/microphones/prod_details.asp?prodID=231&name=WSRMacrosGuide - WSRMacros: The User’s Guide
Thank you. Hope you now have a clear understanding of how things work. When I was in grade school I read how internal combustion engines worked. I did not really get a grasp until I purchased my first motorcycle (a 305cc Yamaha back in 1967). After a couple of weeks I bought the mechanics manual. Starting at 7 am one morning I took the whole engine apart on the street (175th Street and Macombs Road in the Bronx). I lay all parts out carefully on a an old big sheet. People came by and watched. Some said you'll never get it back together. About 6 pm it started to rain but I finished at 6:30 pm. I opened the gas cock, set the choke and the first kick on the kick starter she started right up. People looking out their windows and people on the street started clapping. Heck, it was no magic, I read the instructions.
Marty Markoe ------------- Marty Markoe, MVP Microsoft Valued Partner See us at: http://www.mymsspeech.com |