Problem in transcription if numerals and alphabets are together
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Piyush Agarwal
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4 months ago
Hi,
We are facing problems in transcription if numerals and alphabets are written slightly close to one another.
For e.g. if we write something like
20 me
it gets transcribed to some
Is there a way to prevent this?
Piyush
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Olivier @MyScript
said
4 months ago
Dear Piyush,
Thank you for the precision.
Currently, this use-case is difficult to solve by itself.
We are in a "limit" use-case. If only posology is to be recognized, maybe you should try removing the en_US-lk-text.res resource and use a GRM instead. Otherwise, it lk-text is needed, not much can be done.
Currently, this use-case is difficult to solve by itself.
We are in a "limit" use-case. If only posology is to be recognized, maybe you should try removing the en_US-lk-text.res resource and use a GRM instead. Otherwise, it lk-text is needed, not much can be done.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Piyush Agarwal
said
4 months ago
Hi Olivier,
I had used the below in my conf file. In my resources file I had added the following
20
ml
30
mg
When I try to enter the following
20 ml ( the transcription works )
but as soon as I enter 30 mg in the next line, the transcription changes to "20 me 30 mg"
Please see the attached snapshot.
Piyush Agarwal
Hi,
We are facing problems in transcription if numerals and alphabets are written slightly close to one another.
For e.g. if we write something like
20 me
it gets transcribed to some
Is there a way to prevent this?
Piyush
Dear Piyush,
Thank you for the precision.
Currently, this use-case is difficult to solve by itself.
We are in a "limit" use-case. If only posology is to be recognized, maybe you should try removing the en_US-lk-text.res resource and use a GRM instead. Otherwise, it lk-text is needed, not much can be done.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Dear Piyush,
Thank you for the precision.
Currently, this use-case is difficult to solve by itself.
We are in a "limit" use-case. If only posology is to be recognized, maybe you should try removing the en_US-lk-text.res resource and use a GRM instead. Otherwise, it lk-text is needed, not much can be done.
Best regards,
Olivier
Piyush Agarwal
Olivier @MyScript
Dear Piyush,
Thank you for your question.
Currently, it seems you did not attach the returned result.
Indeed, maybe the expected result was not added in your lexicon?
If the lexicon doesn't help, then it is more related to a user habit, for which we cannot do much...
Best regards,
Olivier