Windows 10: How to improve the recognition accuracy of voice access?

Basic commands such as "click" seems to have WER of 50% roughly 50% accurate in my system wide with the same set up/hardware that accuracy is much higher on software such as Dragon.

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voice recognition

Hi,



Thank you for posting you query in Microsoft Community Forums. You interest on Windows 10 is appreciated.

I understand your inconvenience. We are glad to help you.



Please share this with us:

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  When you tell voice recognition what are you referring to?
  
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  Are you referring to voice recorder or Windows speech recognition?
  

I would suggest you to run the run the inbuilt app troubleshooter.

Follow the steps:

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  Press “Windows” + “X” and select Control Panel.
  
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  Select Troubleshooting and select View all on left hand side of the screen.
  
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  Select the Windows Store App and follow the instruction to troubleshoot.
  

Hope it helps. Keep us posted to assist you further. We will be happy to assist.



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Voice recognition


I want to use voice-recognition in Spanish, I installED Windows in Spanish, when I go to voice-recognition I can install the microphone and the reading comes in Spanish. However when I go to start voice-recognition, a message appears that the interface and the computer language I not the same. It instructs me to go to the main panel of accessibility -- voice-recognition ' advanced options, but the option for a Spanish-language is not available

 

Voice recognition

Yes, it is in Windows 10. Go Control Panel - Speech Recognition. First Set up microphone. A good close talk (headset) microphone that is noise canceling works best for high accuracy. Next, take the Speech Tutorial. WSR, Windows Speech Recognition, will be
more accurate if you also:

• Train your computer to better understand you.
• Enunciate each word clearly, no mumbling.
• Go back over your dictation when finished and make corrections using the correction facility explained in the tutorial. This is how WSR learns and usually does not make the same mistake time after time.

Marty