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I am trying to move from my rhasspy system to assist but the very first thing I tried to ask off assist makes me wonder if I actually should, it seems kinda strangely configured in places.
Scenario:
Behind me is a receiver, it is on and currently playing music
Question to assist:
Is the receiver on?
Answer:
No
This seemed strange to me so I started reading the inbuild sentences. Took me ages to figure out that the responses are in a different file to begin with. For sentences for assist to understand I could find quite a few examples of how to add a special case for some domain specific things, but I personally can't really see how I would do that for answers right now.
My assist is set to German, but from the responses it seems to me that English has mostly the same problem, though in the English response it at least returns the current state instead of just plain "No".
Since my receiver, and most likely all other media players in existence are obviously on while they are playing/idling I would like it if someone that knows how to navigate the response chaos could either work on this being answered better for media players in general, or point me in the right direction to solve it with custom_sentenses.
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I am trying to move from my rhasspy system to assist but the very first thing I tried to ask off assist makes me wonder if I actually should, it seems kinda strangely configured in places.
Scenario:
Question to assist:
Answer:
This seemed strange to me so I started reading the inbuild sentences. Took me ages to figure out that the responses are in a different file to begin with. For sentences for assist to understand I could find quite a few examples of how to add a special case for some domain specific things, but I personally can't really see how I would do that for answers right now.
My assist is set to German, but from the responses it seems to me that English has mostly the same problem, though in the English response it at least returns the current state instead of just plain "No".
Since my receiver, and most likely all other media players in existence are obviously on while they are playing/idling I would like it if someone that knows how to navigate the response chaos could either work on this being answered better for media players in general, or point me in the right direction to solve it with custom_sentenses.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: