Microsoft Speech Platform
Interface: ISpeechGrammarRuleStateTransition
Weight Property
The Weight property assigns the transition a weight relative to its sibling transitions.
Syntax
| Set: | (This property is read-only) |
| Get: | Variant = ISpeechGrammarRuleStateTransition.Weight |
Parts
- ISpeechGrammarRuleStateTransition
- The owning object.
- Variant
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Set: (This property is read-only)
Get: A Variant variable that gets the property.
Remarks
Recognition proceeds by means of transitions from one rule state to another. Each rule state has a collection of transitions, which represent the possible recognition paths to subsequent rule states.
In the absence of weighting, each transition is considered equally probable. For example, in a rule state with five transitions, each has a 20 percent probability of being followed. The Weight property enables grammar designers to specify a transition as more probable, or less probable, than its sibling transitions.
The weight property for a transition is a fractional number with a range of zero to one, and the sum of the weights of a rule state's transition should be one.