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Word boosts assist the Transcription API to detect the words that may sound like other words such as "Port" instead of "Porch".
You can pass a maximum of 1,000 unique keywords/phrases in your list, and each of them can contain up to 6 words


                    

The Custom Spelling feature allows you to customize how words are spelled or formatted in the transcription text. This can be useful for correcting common misspellings or formatting inconsistencies. For instance, it could be used to change "Hans Zimer" to "Hans Zimmer", or "k8s" to "Kubernetes".

Each entry specifies a mapping from a word or phrase to a new spelling or format. Each entry should include a from key, which specifies the word or phrase to be replaced, and a to key, which specifies the new spelling or format.

Note that the value in the "to" key is case sensitive, but the value in the from key is not. Additionally, the "to" key should only contain one word, while the from key can contain multiple words.


                    
Word Boosting and Spelling are used by the Transcription API, but Replacements are performed on the final transcription results. The text is searched for any occurrence of the strings to be replaced (case in-sensitive), and replaces them with the case SENSITIVE replacement.

                    
There are 3 ways to improve transcription accuracy:
Word Boosting
A list of words/phrases to submit that helps the transcription "hear" certain words correctly. A good example hearing "Tequila", when it should be "Tukwilla". These words are used by the Transcription API to improve the results.
Word Spelling
Spelling corrections for commonly misspelled words - most commonly seen with names, and particularly city or town names. These words are used by the Transcription API to improve the results.
String Replacements
Spoken phrases that cannot be correctly transcribed, even when said or spelling correctly such as "you dub" should be "UW". Replacements are also useful for insuring capitalization of acronyms such as rotc to ROTC. These strings are NOT used by the Transcription API, but are applied to the finished results.