Speech input source: Add a confidence level selector
See original GitHub issueAs it is in SpeechInputSource, new keyword recognizers are created with the default confidence level. This is problematic epsecially if the application targets non native speakers of the spoken language, because confidence cannot be set to ConfidenceLevel.Low. This can be solved by adding confidence level enumeration selector for a property in the inspector and using the alternative constructor for the new KeywordRecognizer in the Start() function as in:
keywordRecognizer = new KeywordRecognizer(keywords, ConfidenceLevelSelection);
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@StephenHodgson I actually already implemented it and use it, but I am not familiar with the procedure to contribute the changes to the project.
Nope not really, that’s up to you on your repo. You’ll be submitting a PR directly to the master branch here so it really won’t matter.