iOS Nuance Recognizer: How do I find the confidence score associated with a word?

[moonman239]

I am creating a project to help other people learn a foreign language. I want to set my app so that if there's a good chance the user said what he or she was supposed to say, the app will display a green checkmark.

I know I can use the scores array, but it has a lower count than the results array.

 

[moonman239]

OK, this is really weird, but [[results results] count] gives a different count than the variable watcher. The variable watcher says the array contains 5 objects. Something is wrong here, but I can't put my finger on it.

 

[dejo]

What the heck is?:

[results results]

 

[chown33]

... Something is wrong here, but I can't put my finger on it.

Without code, no one can.

 

[moonman239]

What the heck is?:

[results results]

That is the "results" property of the SKRecognizer object "results".

 

[dejo]

That is the "results" property of the SKRecognizer object "results".

That is very confusing variable naming. I would certainly redo it.

 

[moonman239]

Update: I figured out why the code I used was not working properly. The "results" array returns capitalized strings, and I searched the array for a non-capitalized string.

EDIT: The solution I have is not the one I want, but I am going to mark this thread as resolved anyway.

 

[dejo]

I'm gonna recommend you give this document a read-through: Coding Guidelines for Cocoa