Hello John!

Thank you so much for numen!!! One question I have is how to add new
words. When dictating this email, I have to spell out the word "numen,"
and I gather from the VOSK docs that it's possible to add new words:

https://alphacephei.com/vosk/adaptation

Would it be possible to expose this functionality with numen?

Gratefully,

Joseph

P.S.

Today I cut my palm - nothing to worry about - and I'm glad that I can
use numen while it heals over.

Hi Joseph! I'm glad numen's help.

It's really not clear, but unfortunately the "Updating recognizer
vocabulary in runtime" section/demo is just a about limiting the
vocabulary that's already there, like how numen limits the vocabulary
to the phrases for accuracy.

You could technically use numen with a different model, but I don't
know how you can add words to the small models.

This Vosk pull request would maybe make it possible and without model
tweaking: https://github.com/alphacep/vosk-api/pull/1362 but the Vosk
developer doesn't seem to have even acknowledged the pull request yet.

So I'm afraid there's no functionality I can expose with numen
currently, but I'm passively interested.

"John Gebbie" <me@johngebbie.com> writes:

> Hi Joseph! I'm glad numen's help.
>
> It's really not clear, but unfortunately the "Updating recognizer
> vocabulary in runtime" section/demo is just a about limiting the
> vocabulary that's already there, like how numen limits the vocabulary
> to the phrases for accuracy.
>
> You could technically use numen with a different model, but I don't
> know how you can add words to the small models.
>
> This Vosk pull request would maybe make it possible and without model
> tweaking: https://github.com/alphacep/vosk-api/pull/1362 but the Vosk
> developer doesn't seem to have even acknowledged the pull request yet.
>
> So I'm afraid there's no functionality I can expose with numen
> currently, but I'm passively interested.

Thank you!! numen works very well as it is!

Joseph