Using Concept/Phrase Grammars
Note: As of July 2007, all functions relating to concept/phrase grammars have been deprecated in favor of
SRGS grammars. These functions are subject to being removed in a future release. Please update your applications
accordingly. See
Using SRGS Grammars for more information on working
with SRGS grammars.
These functions allow the ActiveX application to implement Phrase pair grammars. These grammars are less
powerful than SRGS grammars, but are easier to create.
- Public Sub AddConceptToGrammar(Concept As String, Phrase As String)
- Public Function GetRawConceptCount() As Long
- Public Function GetRawConcept(Index As Long, ByRef ConfidenceScore As Long) As String
- Public Function IsCustomConcept(Concept As String) As Boolean
- Public Function GetPhrase(Index As Long) As String
- Public Sub SetAllowedNumberOfRecognitionReturns(FromCount As Long, ToCount As Long)
Syntax
- LVCA.AddConceptToGrammar(Concept, Phrase)
- Count = LVCA.GetRawConceptCount
- RetConcept = LVCA.GetRawConcept( Index, ConfScore )
- Custom = LVCA.IsCustomConcept(Concept)
- Phrase = LVCA.GetPhrase(Index)
- LVCA.SetAllowedNumberOfRecognitionReturns From, To
Arguments
- Concept - String - Key identifier of phrases which all have the same effect in the application
- Phrase - String - The actual utterance to be recognized.
- Index - Long - The utterance order/position of the concept recognized.
- ConfScore - Long(out) - This will contain the confidence score of the concept
- From - Long - lower bound of how many concepts will be recognized
- To - Long - upper bound of how many concepts will be recognized.
Returns
- Count - Long - The number of concepts which were recognized in the utterance.
- RetConcept - String - This is the concept found at position identified by Index.
- Custom - Boolean - Was this concept added through the ActiveX application.
- Phrase - String - The actual phrase identified at position Index
Appropriate Events
-
Enter Module
- AddConceptToGrammar
- SetAllowedNumberOfRecognitionReturns
-
After Decode
Remarks
Concept/phrase pairs are unstructured. As a result there is no control in the order of appearance.
If there are two concepts in a grammar "Yes" and "No", The caller could say
"Yes .. NO", The recognizer will return back 2 concepts the first being Yes and the Second
would be no. The number of concepts can be controlled by the SetAllowedNumberOf RecognitionReturns
method. If From was set to 1 and To was set to 1 then only "Yes" would be returned in this
example.