Well, even when using it with Dragon, Talon only uses the speech recognition part. So you get Dragon’s recognition accuracy but don’t need to worry about most o

Well, even when using it with Dragon, Talon only uses the speech recognition part. So you get Dragon’s recognition accuracy but don’t need to worry about most of the bugs. The builtin engine is a much nicer experience than Dragon (very fast startup, no config), but simply isn’t as good at recognizing English, and there’s also a weird behavior in it I haven’t worked around yet that makes it harder to mix English with commands (it greedily prioritizes commands sometimes). The accuracy is quite good for American accents at least. I found it to be consistently more accurate than wav2letter (haven’t tried ++) and DeepSpeech with some simple test audio.