AZ-204 · Question #59
You are developing a speech-enabled home automation control bot. The bat interprets some spoken words incorrectly. You need to improve the spoken word recognition for the bot. Should you implement?
The correct answer is D. The Cortana Channel and Speech priming using a LUIS app. To improve spoken word recognition for a home automation bot that misinterprets words, leveraging a specialized speech channel with language understanding enhancements is key.
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- AThe Skype Channel and use scorable dialogs for improving conversation flow
- BThe Skype Channel and Speech priming using a LUIS app
- CThe Web Chat Channel and use scorable dialogs for improving conversation flow
- DThe Cortana Channel and Speech priming using a LUIS app
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(32 responses)- A16% (5)
- B3% (1)
- C9% (3)
- D72% (23)
Why each option
To improve spoken word recognition for a home automation bot that misinterprets words, leveraging a specialized speech channel with language understanding enhancements is key.
While scorable dialogs improve conversation flow, using the Skype Channel does not primarily address the underlying issue of incorrect spoken word recognition.
Although Speech priming with LUIS improves recognition, the Cortana Channel is generally a more appropriate and optimized choice for deeply speech-enabled bots compared to the Skype Channel for this specific problem.
The Web Chat Channel is primarily text-focused, and scorable dialogs focus on conversation flow rather than directly improving the accuracy of spoken word recognition.
The Cortana Channel offers deep integration with Microsoft's speech services, and combining it with Speech priming using a LUIS (Language Understanding Intelligent Service) app allows the bot to improve spoken word recognition by providing custom vocabulary and expected phrases to the underlying speech models.
Concept tested: Improving bot speech recognition with LUIS and specialized channels
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/speech-service/speech-training-and-customization
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