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high voice, no speech impairment, good volume and clarity. We were
COMPLETELY unable to get ANY recognition during the training session.
I read the
first two lines for her, but it wouldn't recognize anything from her
after that either. I even tried skipping ahead to various parts of
the text, with no luck. THEN -- she tried lowering her voice, and it
immediately started recognizing her! But this is definitely NOTan
acceptable way for her to get voice input.
Does anyone know a way around this? IBM Via Voice 98 claims to work
better with higher voices -- anyone had successes with this where they
did not with Dragon NS? I thought about a pitch-lowering device, but I
can't imagine that working or Dragon would have just incorporated that
into
their program, right?
Thanks.
Yuichi Tamano
Rehab Technologist
Center for Rehab Technology
Helen Hayes Hospital
ytamano@@yahoo.com
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