Information AboutSrgs |
| CATEGORIES ABOUT SPEECH RECOGNITION GRAMMAR SPECIFICATION | |
| w3c standards | |
| xml-based standards | |
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One of the features of the grammar specification is a ''tag'' element that can be used to perform post-processing of recognition results to get more semantically rich information than just the words that were spoken. An additional specificiation Semantic Interpretation For Speech Recognition (SISR) defining the use of ECMAScript in these tags is also being developed by the W3C. EXAMPLES Here is an example of the Augmented BNF form: #ABNF 1.0 ISO-8859-1; // Default grammar language is US English language en-US; // Single language attachment to tokens // Note that "fr-CA" (Canadian French) is applied to only // the word "oui" because of precedence rules | ||
| (Michel Tremblay André Roy)!fr-CA |
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| Jose!en-US Jose!es-MX |
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| Public | may I speak to ( ) |
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