Voice Profiles
Each user develops a voice profile that is a comprehensive
collection of data regarding their vocal characteristics and
language usage. The profiles are first established during
enrollment into the speech software. Subsequently, if the
proper techniques are performed the profiles adapt and produce
better results. With the software configured properly and
best practices being used for dictation, 98% accuracy and above
should be attainable.
Direct Dictation Model
ENROLLMENT
- Initiated at one of the PC's where the software is
loaded.
- Process consists of adding the user name and picking the
closest available medical specialty language model.
- User reads sample text for approximately 7 minutes.
ADAPTATION
- User profiles are highly adaptable for language, words,
and commands.
- Adaptation occurs during regular usage following best
practices.
Training is crucial
- Adaptation can be forced through tools provided in the
software.
STORAGE AND ACCESS
- Access can come from a local machine or server.
- Roaming capability refers to a voice profile stored on a
network for the purpose of having it available to the end
user on whatever PC loaded with the software they choose.
- Roaming requires placement on a server with the PC
having a mapped drive assigned to the location.
- Backup is critical in case of voice profile corruption.
Automatic backups can be scheduled to a network location.
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