[MV] An iListen correction question

[Chuck Rogers]

Brian:

In the correction window, select the word or phrase that was mis- 
recognized and then press the play button above the Choice List to  
hear what you originally said. For best results, you should select at  
least 3 words.

iListen makes no adjustments to your profile for mis-recognized words  
or phrases that you don't correct, so you can skip making corrections  
on a word without fear of damaging your profile (of course, that  
particular mis-recognition will probably not improve, either).

Best Regards,

Chuck Rogers, Chief Evangelist
MacSpeech, Inc.


On Apr 24, 2006, at 12:33 PM, Brian Braunschweiger wrote:

> I am trying to get up to speed with iListen. Sometimes when in  
> correction mode I can see that iListen did not get it right but I  
> cannot remember exactly how I phrased the original. (Yes, maybe the  
> problem is with me!) I do not want to train iListen incorrectly. Is  
> it best to skip over those uncertain mistakes and simply edit it  
> after committing the other corrections I am confidant about?
>
>
> Brian
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