Google Speech API - numbers represented as strings?
I am using Google Speech API and whenever in the utterance there is a number spoken the API returns it as a string of digits and not letters. Say the utterance is 'He is seventeen years old.' - The API would return 'He is 17 years old.' Now that is useful most of the cases, but in my case I need the returned string to be of letters not digits - 'He is seventeen years old.'
Is there any option to return the recognized utterance with letters?
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asked Jan 18 at 12:36
Angel NaydenovAngel Naydenov
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I am using Google Speech API and whenever in the utterance there is a number spoken the API returns it as a string of digits and not letters. Say the utterance is 'He is seventeen years old.' - The API would return 'He is 17 years old.' Now that is useful most of the cases, but in my case I need the returned string to be of letters not digits - 'He is seventeen years old.'
Is there any option to return the recognized utterance with letters?
google-cloud-speech
asked Jan 18 at 12:36
Angel NaydenovAngel Naydenov
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add a comment |
I am using Google Speech API and whenever in the utterance there is a number spoken the API returns it as a string of digits and not letters. Say the utterance is 'He is seventeen years old.' - The API would return 'He is 17 years old.' Now that is useful most of the cases, but in my case I need the returned string to be of letters not digits - 'He is seventeen years old.'
Is there any option to return the recognized utterance with letters?
google-cloud-speech
asked Jan 18 at 12:36
Angel NaydenovAngel Naydenov
457
I am using Google Speech API and whenever in the utterance there is a number spoken the API returns it as a string of digits and not letters. Say the utterance is 'He is seventeen years old.' - The API would return 'He is 17 years old.' Now that is useful most of the cases, but in my case I need the returned string to be of letters not digits - 'He is seventeen years old.'
Is there any option to return the recognized utterance with letters?
google-cloud-speech
google-cloud-speech
asked Jan 18 at 12:36
Angel NaydenovAngel Naydenov
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asked Jan 18 at 12:36
Angel NaydenovAngel Naydenov
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asked Jan 18 at 12:36
Angel NaydenovAngel Naydenov
457
asked Jan 18 at 12:36
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asked Jan 18 at 12:36
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Use something like this .
Should cover your case of usage.
answered Jan 18 at 12:41
Mykhailo KarnaukhMykhailo Karnaukh
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I need it to be working not only for English but for more languages. I did search for libraries but didn't find anything suitable.
– Angel Naydenov
Jan 18 at 15:08
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Use something like this .
Should cover your case of usage.
answered Jan 18 at 12:41
Mykhailo KarnaukhMykhailo Karnaukh
12
I need it to be working not only for English but for more languages. I did search for libraries but didn't find anything suitable.
– Angel Naydenov
Jan 18 at 15:08
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Use something like this .
Should cover your case of usage.
answered Jan 18 at 12:41
Mykhailo KarnaukhMykhailo Karnaukh
12
I need it to be working not only for English but for more languages. I did search for libraries but didn't find anything suitable.
– Angel Naydenov
Jan 18 at 15:08
add a comment |
Use something like this .
Should cover your case of usage.
answered Jan 18 at 12:41
Mykhailo KarnaukhMykhailo Karnaukh
12
Use something like this .
Should cover your case of usage.
answered Jan 18 at 12:41
Mykhailo KarnaukhMykhailo Karnaukh
12
answered Jan 18 at 12:41
Mykhailo KarnaukhMykhailo Karnaukh
12
answered Jan 18 at 12:41
Mykhailo KarnaukhMykhailo Karnaukh
12
answered Jan 18 at 12:41
Mykhailo KarnaukhMykhailo Karnaukh
12
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I need it to be working not only for English but for more languages. I did search for libraries but didn't find anything suitable.
– Angel Naydenov
Jan 18 at 15:08
add a comment |
I need it to be working not only for English but for more languages. I did search for libraries but didn't find anything suitable.
– Angel Naydenov
Jan 18 at 15:08
I need it to be working not only for English but for more languages. I did search for libraries but didn't find anything suitable.
– Angel Naydenov
Jan 18 at 15:08
I need it to be working not only for English but for more languages. I did search for libraries but didn't find anything suitable.
– Angel Naydenov
Jan 18 at 15:08
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