Basic Configuration Tutorial
Last updated June 30, 2023
Welcome to Speechly! This tutorial will guide you through the basic configuration steps to get started with Speechly's speech recognition and natural language understanding capabilities. By following these steps, you'll be able to configure your application to recognize and process speech commands.
Step-by-Step Guide:
- Install and Set Up Speechly:
- Follow the "Installation Guide" to install the Speechly SDK and set up the necessary dependencies in your project.
- Create a Speechly Application:
- Log in to your Speechly account and navigate to the Speechly Dashboard.
- Click on the "Create Application" button to create a new application.
- Provide a name and optional description for your application.
- Define Your Application Language Model:
- In the Speechly Dashboard, access your newly created application.
- Define the language model by specifying the phrases and commands you want to recognize.
- Add phrases that are relevant to your application and its functionality.
- Configure the Speechly SDK in Your Application:
- Import or require the Speechly SDK into your application code.
- Configure the SDK with the necessary parameters, such as your application ID and language model ID.
- Set up event listeners to handle speech recognition and understanding events.
- Implement Speech Recognition:
- Start the speech recognition process by initiating the microphone or audio input stream.
- Capture the user's speech input and send it to the Speechly SDK for processing.
- Handle Recognition Results:
- Receive recognition results from the SDK, which may include recognized phrases or commands.
- Implement logic to handle the recognized speech output in your application, such as triggering specific actions or responses.
- Test and Refine:
- Run your application and test the speech recognition functionality.
- Make adjustments to your language model, if necessary, to improve recognition accuracy.
- Iterate and refine your configuration based on user feedback and application requirements.
Congratulations! You have completed the basic configuration tutorial for Speechly. You can now configure your application to recognize and process speech commands. Remember to explore the Speechly documentation and resources for more advanced configuration options, such as context parameters, multi-language support, or custom integrations.
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