com.avaya.collaboration.call.speech.search.match

Interface SpeechSearchMatch

public interface SpeechSearchMatch

The match results from a speech search.

This interface contains details of when the match occurred in seconds from the beginning of the speech search on the call and the confidence level of the match.

Since:

3.0

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
float	getConfidence() The confidence level between 0.0 and 100.0 of the concept matched, where 100 is a perfect match.
float	getEndTime() Time, in seconds, from the speech search request until the end of the match.
String	getId() The identifier for the match.
String	getName() The name of the concept.
String	getOperator() Get the operator for the concept.
float	getStartTime() Time, in seconds, from the speech search request until the start of the match.

Method Detail

getId

String getId()

The identifier for the match.

Returns:

the id.

Since:

3.1.1

getName

String getName()

The name of the concept.

Returns:

the name.

getOperator

String getOperator()

Get the operator for the concept. Operators specify how nested concepts are evaluated and how search terms will be combined.

Returns:

the operator.

getConfidence

float getConfidence()

The confidence level between 0.0 and 100.0 of the concept matched, where 100 is a perfect match.

Returns:

the confidence level.

getStartTime

float getStartTime()

Time, in seconds, from the speech search request until the start of the match.

The following example assumes that speech search is started on the calling party 10 seconds into the call. The specified search phrase has a length of 3 seconds. A search match occurs 20 seconds into the call and the Avaya Breeze snap-in is notified. In this case, the getStartTime method returns a value of 10 seconds and the getEndTime method returns a valued of 13 seconds. The start and end times describe the time range within the audio data, 10 through 13 seconds in which the match occurred. This is different from the time range within the call, 20 through 23 seconds.

getEndTime

float getEndTime()

Time, in seconds, from the speech search request until the end of the match.

The following example assumes that speech search is started on the calling party 10 seconds into the call. The specified search phrase has a length of 3 seconds. A search match occurs 20 seconds into the call and the Avaya Breeze snap-in is notified. In this case, the getStartTime method returns a value of 10 seconds and the getEndTime method returns a valued of 13 seconds. The start and end times describe the time range within the audio data, 10 through 13 seconds in which the match occurred. This is different from the time range within the call, 20 through 23 seconds.