The goal of good grammar design is to maximize application performance. With GrammarKit you can:
Chant GrammarKit handles the complexities of compiling and persisting grammars. This allows you to distribute compiled grammar binary files with your application, compile grammars as part of your deployed application, and optimize grammar enablement at runtime by using compiled binary files. Recognizers have their own syntax for expressing grammars. GrammarKit supports the following recognizers and their grammar syntax:
Within Chant Developer Workbench, you can:
Grammar Management: Design, compile, test, and debug speech recognition grammars before deployment.
Grammar Editing: Edit SAPI 5 and W3C speech recognition grammars faster with built-in intelliprompt that suggests valid grammar syntax.
Syntax Error Debugging: Automatic syntax checking displays visual cues and syntax error messages in the Error window. Click on the error to take you to the location of it in the document window.
Grammar Compiling and Testing: Compile and test grammars with a click of a button. Review compiler messages in the output window. Speak into a microphone to test grammar.
Recognition Results: View recognition results in the Output window.
Recognition Events: Browse recognition events in the Events window.
Compilation Error Debugging: Browse compilation errors in the Error window. Click on the error to take you to the location of it in the document window.
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