| 23 Nov 2020 |
 @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | dfly | 19:27:00 |
| @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | since you mentioned it | 19:27:45 |
 @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | It's just a systematic way of testing to see if there is an issue. It is possible that DNS Via dragonfly could be choking on the amount of commands available but that is been so seldomly reported over the years. | 19:27:52 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | Most people run into the grammar complexity issue before there's other signs and symptoms. | 19:28:31 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | Every engine grammar based engine has a limit on how many commands and and the complexity of those commands. | 19:29:42 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | (edited) ... engine has ... => ... engine DNS/DPI has ... | 19:30:51 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | (edited) ... engine DNS/DPI has ... => ... engine DNS/DPI/Kaldi has ... | 19:31:01 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | (edited) Every engine grammar based engine DNS/DPI/Kaldi has a limit on how many commands and and the complexity of those commands. => It's just a systematic way of testing to see if there is an issue. It is possible that DNS Via dragonfly could be choking on the amount of commands available but that has been so seldomly reported/verified over the years. | 19:34:29 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | (edited) It's just a systematic way of testing to see if there is an issue. It is possible that DNS Via dragonfly could be choking on the amount of commands available but that has been so seldomly reported/verified over the years. => Every engine grammar based engine DNS/DPI/Kaldi has a limit on how many commands and the complexity of those commands. | 19:34:48 |
| @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | sure thing | 19:37:12 |
| @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | it's on as simple cmds as "dunce" that I do my latency test:P | 19:37:34 |
| @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | I was being super slow today with the delay on simple commands which I use much for navigation | 19:38:09 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | It's less to do with the command being dictated in the moment as the total amount of commands that are available for dictation when looking at complexity issues. | 19:38:11 |
| @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | Got it | 19:38:46 |
| @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | but if that was the case it wouldnt be increasing delay with time | 19:39:04 |
| @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | but be consistent I suppose | 19:39:11 |
| @gitter_pimp22:matrix.org | (edited) but be ... => yet be ... | 19:39:27 |
| 24 Nov 2020 |
 @gitter_tteig:matrix.org | Are the docs broken at the moment? | 02:31:22 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | Looks like there's an issue with the host for readthedocs.io. Hopefully it will resolve on its own soon. | 02:33:10 |
| @gitter_tteig:matrix.org | ok | 02:35:42 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | @TTeig meantime All the documentation could be read write off of https://github.com/dictation-toolbox/Caster/tree/master/docs/readthedocs Or from the files on your system. | 02:36:56 |
 @gitter_zilch42:matrix.org | Hi @LexiconCode I tried both Install_Caster_Kaldi.bat and Run_Caster_Kaldi.bat from the extracted folder you sent and got the following error ERROR: Could not open requirements file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'requirements-mac-linux.txt' | 02:52:08 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | It should be ready to go so there's no need for Install_Caster_Kaldi.bat. Can you send me a screenshot of the folder structure? | 03:09:16 |
| @gitter_zilch42:matrix.org | | 03:10:54 |
| @gitter_zilch42:matrix.org | And that is sitting next to caster-master | 03:11:13 |
| @gitter_zilch42:matrix.org | Does it need to be extracted to somewhere specific? | 03:11:29 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | No it should run pretty much anywhere as long as it's together. | 03:12:05 |
| @gitter_zilch42:matrix.org | | 03:12:14 |
| @gitter_lexiconcode:matrix.org | Does clicking on RUNME-env.bat open up a command prompt window? | 03:13:06 |
| @gitter_zilch42:matrix.org | in terms of my previous attempt, should the kaldi model have been inside caster-master? | 03:13:25 |
