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Performing Audio Checks and Acoustic Training
As described earlier, personalizing Dragon’s vocabulary is a small investment of time that makes a big
difference in how accurately the software can work for you. In addition, when misrecognitions do happen,
using proper correction technique allows Dragon to learn from its mistakes.
In certain cases, you may also want to perform additional acoustic training to improve accuracy. This lesson
presents how to train individual words or phrases and how to bring up a training text to read aloud, as well as
how to use the Microphone Check, a short but important process.
IMPORTANT: When providing Dragon with acoustic training, be sure to use your natural dictation voice:
relax, and speak clearly but not louder or slower than you would when dictating normally. Otherwise, you give
the software acoustic data that is not representative of how you usually dictate. Remember, when you are
training software to accurately recognize your speech, you must represent your speech accurately!
The Microphone Check
Use Dragon’s audio check if something in your environment has changed: new computer, new microphone, new
room, different ambient noise… Also, if your overall accuracy is lower than expected, you want to verify that
your audio hardware is functioning correctly.
NOTE: Opening this Wizard automatically turns off the microphone.
Step 1: From the DragonBar’s Audio menu, click or say Check Microphone, which opens the microphone check
wizard (formerly called the Audio Setup Wizard). You can also bring it up directly by saying check
microphone or check audio.
Step 2: Follow the Wizard’s screens as when you first created your Dragon profile: click the Start button and
read the content of the gray box. Dragon will indicate whether the check passed.
If it failed, verify that your microphone is plugged in correctly and that its listening side is facing your
mouth. (On many microphone models, the listening side is marked by a dot or the word TALK, which
may be under the foam cover.) If your microphone is properly connected and positioned, there may be
a problem with background noise (including “subtle” noises such as your building’s temperature-control
system) or with your audio hardware. Click the Help button and see the Knowledgebase of Technotes if
needed.
If it passed, click Finish. (If, once you resume dictating, accuracy is still lower than expected, see
Improve my accuracy from the DragonBar’s Help menu.)
Training Individual Words and Phrases
You have learned to add new words and phrases to the vocabulary, as well as to create Spoken Forms for
items pronounced differently from the way they are written. Spoken Forms are often the most efficient way to
ensure accurate recognition.
If you suspect that Dragon needs help recognizing a tricky word (particularly if it contains one or more sounds
you cannot represent in a Spoken Form, such as a rolled r), you can acoustically “train” that word.
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