VR and dictionary

What VR? What dictionary? What are the criteria for "limit the words to a best match"? Do you mean that if someone enters "prunella", you substitute "prune"?

I have a dictionary (an AI/NLP database of words used by English speakers) and code which looks for input words and if one is not in the dictionary, returns the closest match(es). This would normally be used as a spelling corrector. The code is not real simple and would not work with non-English languages.

If by "VR" mean like for a game and by "dictionary" you mean a limited number of words, then it's a pretty simple look-up.

What VR? What dictionary? What are the criteria for "limit the words to a best match"? Do you mean that if someone enters "prunella", you substitute "prune"?

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sorry i should have been more explicit.

I am talking Voice recognition. The idea is to have a list of words in a dictionary file. When a user speaks the logic would be to get the closeset word match in the dictionary.

In my vr attempts i say the word "notes" and have recieved "go" "boat" "no" anything BUT notes

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I don't think that it is possible with the default voice recognition engine.

From their website:

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If your app is commercial use (either monetized via ads or a paid fee) great! Please contact us directly at api@dictionary.com so we can approve use and develop business terms on a case-by-case basis.

We also offer a version of our API with ad tags if you would like to monetize your app through advertising served by Dictionary.com. Email us at api@dictionary.com if you are interested.

vb1992 said:

From their website:

API Development Center - Welcome

Let's Make Money Together
If your app is commercial use (either monetized via ads or a paid fee) great! Please contact us directly at api@dictionary.com so we can approve use and develop business terms on a case-by-case basis.

We also offer a version of our API with ad tags if you would like to monetize your app through advertising served by Dictionary.com. Email us at api@dictionary.com if you are interested.

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I don't think that they offer anything to do with Voice Recognition.