Reference documentation and code samples for the Cloud Speech V2 Client class EndpointingSensitivity.
Endpointing sensitivity is intended for applications that want to minimize result latency, possibly at the expense of quality. Some utterances may be broken up into multiple fragments.
Protobuf type google.cloud.speech.v2.StreamingRecognitionFeatures.EndpointingSensitivity
Namespace
Google \ Cloud \ Speech \ V2 \ StreamingRecognitionFeaturesMethods
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Constants
ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_UNSPECIFIED
Value: 0If no value is specified, the values for ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_STANDARD will be used.
Generated from protobuf enum ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_UNSPECIFIED = 0;
ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_STANDARD
Value: 1Standard sensitivity, no optimization for latency.
Generated from protobuf enum ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_STANDARD = 1;
ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_SUPERSHORT
Value: 2Super short sensitivity, optimized for super short utterances like single words ("Yes", "No", "Hello", etc.) or a single phrase, command or short query (e.g. "check balance", "five dollars", "call Mom").
Generated from protobuf enum ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_SUPERSHORT = 2;
ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_SHORT
Value: 3Short sensitivity, optimized for short utterances like single sentences.
(e.g. "Remind me to call the dentist tomorrow morning at nine", "Navigate to the nearest coffee shop that is currently open")
Generated from protobuf enum ENDPOINTING_SENSITIVITY_SHORT = 3;