SFSpeechRecognizer is not accurate. I've added contextual strings. But no help. Also it is very slow in didFinishRecognition to be get called. didHypothesizeTranscription will return inaccurate text. Siri text is accurate .Please help. I'm not able to use speech to text.
(void)speechRecognitionTask:(SFSpeechRecognitionTask *)task didHypothesizeTranscription:(SFTranscription *)transcription;
transcription.formattedString - this is your text
Use this method. You just wait final result.
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Working with react-intl and was looking to display a currency symbol only, after some text like USD$.
From what I have read so far in the documentation guessing FormattedNumber requires a default value.
Just wondering is it possible to display a currency symbol without a number value? such as $ (currently it returns NaN, due to missing number value)
Wondering has anyone run into this kind of issue previously?
Guessing there must be a simple solution.
In the meantime will keep looking for alternative solutions.
Any thought greatly appreciated.
Wasn't able to find a solution with react-intl.
So created simple helper to do the job.
Works ok. :)
In the demo, it can analyze plain text
But in the API reference all REST APIs require url. And they don't seem to support analyze text directly. I tried to use text in a POST form anyway. But I got error.
{
"status": "ERROR",
"statusInfo": "invalid-url"
}
This is more a documentation issue, than a coding issue. In the documentation you will see three buttons. Select the Text one to get the documentation on Text calls.
I`m working at a little text editor. My application is a winapi one in C. The idea is to write text in a large textbox(like in notepad) and then when I press a button it will take all text into a buffer, format it after some rules and then put it in a .txt file.
For example, if my input is:
Anne \red(got) \blue(\bold(apples)) and \italic(\bold(snails!))
After I parse it, it`s possible to put it into a .txt file and after I open it to see it like this?
I want to thank everyone for their time. I got exactly what answer I wanted. Everyone here rocks
I think that you are programming for fun, just for the pleasure of it, and with the perspective of learning more. If that is the objective, then it is okay to invent your own formats and essay your own solutions.
The problem presented can be twofold:
does the format results need to be shown in the editor itself?
or do you just need to do something that is going to be rendered in an external program?
If you are after the first possibility, then you need some Win32 (given your environment) component that will show the formatting. That component is RichEdit, and it implements RTF, a codification that can be saved to a text file, and which is more or less standard.
If you have the second possibility in mind, then you can choose from a variety of codifications. You would just be creating a text editor, probably with some helpers that write part of the commands for the user. For example, you could be creating a HTML editor, or a RTF editor.
There is a third possibility, though. You create your own codification, and when saving, you translate that codification to HTML, and then open the document in a web browser.
Say that you have:
\bold(hello), world.
You would translate that to:
<html><body><b>hello</b>, world.</body></html>
The possibilities, as you can see, are inifinite.
Hope this helps.
Hello, I am currently using a Korean API feed that requires win32com.Dispatch.WithEvent method to subscribe to their tick data feed. (Win32com method was the sample they gave me).
This code works well when printing (time and price) of the tick data on the console. However, I want to save the timestamp and tickdata into a List and/or to a MySQL database.
Is there an alternative to implementing the aforementioned code without the use of Win32come.Dispatch.Withevent method?
Thank you so much in advance.
I am developing a parser in ruby which parses some nonuniform text data. Can anybody tell me, where I can get a good number of plaintext data for that?
Here's you'll get a list of many:
http://www.quora.com/Data/Where-can-I-get-large-datasets-open-to-the-public
And my fav is:
http://ftp.sunet.se/mirror/archive/ftp.sunet.se/pub/tv+movies/imdb/
You could scrape Wikipedia (or just run a bunch of it through lynx -dump). That would also give you a vast source of non-English text as well. Project Gutenberg would be another good source of large amounts of plain text.