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I'm very curious about that Wildfire service. Anything more you can share on that?
by c0nsumer 6y ago
I'm very curious about that Wildfire service. Anything more you can share on that?
- leon1das 6y agoMost likely based on Nuance Communication ASR. It wasn't "free speech", you had to design a closed grammar tree of all the voice commands using an atrocious file format/language... > could understand every language and every dialect with zero training Errrrr.... No. The accuracy was inversely proportional to the size of the grammar tree.
- LinuxBender 6y agoIn that case I probably missed out on all of that. She came to us pre-loaded with the ability to understand all of those things. Perhaps from your network? I remember the vendor batch loading a lot of .au files when the servers were first stood up. The test users did not have to do any interactive training with Wildfire.
- LinuxBender 6y agoNot really. We only did a PoC and never moved beyond that. It was a fallback plan if the lobbyists failed, but people seemed quite confident they would not fail. Apparently someone else did the speech training. revised comment above