How to: View Turn Data
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Use turn views for detailed analysis of tuning issues identified in session and task views in Speech Server.
Note
A SaltLogMessage event generated by a Web-based voice response application appears in turn views as an ApplicationDataEvent, with the text "Salt application" added as an event parameter.
Viewing Turn Data
To view turn data
Open Analytics and Tuning Studio.
For more information, see How to: Start Analytics and Tuning Studio.
In the Tuning Filters pane, select desired parameters, and then enter the appropriate filter values.
At the top of the Tuning Filters pane, select Turn list or Turn details in the View box.
For more information, see Turn Detail View or Turn List View.
To refresh the view, click Refresh Data on the Analytics and Tuning Studio toolbar.
Filtering Turns by Language
To filter on turns in a particular language, use the Language field in a Turn view. For example, US English turns can be selected by adding the following to the Custom turn SQL filter:
TurnInfo.Language = 'en-us'
Similarly, use es-us for North American Spanish, de-de for German, and so on.
Querying On Transcriptions
To filter a set of turn results on the transcriptions entered for a turn, add the following to the Custom turn SQL filter:
TurnInfo.Transcription = '[phrase]'
where [phrase]
is the complete transcription. To apply a similar filter using a partial match on the transcription, for example a particular word within the transcribed phrase, add the following:
TurnInfo.Transcription LIKE '%[word]%'
where [word]
is the partial match required.
Finding Turns That Use a Particular Grammar
To select turns that use a particular grammar, add the following to the Custom turn SQL filter:
TurnInfo.TurnInstanceId IN ( SELECT TurnInstanceId FROM TurnInfo TI
INNER JOIN SpeechGrammarUsage SGU
ON TI.SpeechRequestId = SGU.SpeechRequestId
WHERE SGU.GrammarId IN ( SELECT GrammarId
FROM Grammars WHERE URI LIKE '%[GrammarURI]%'))
where [GrammarURI]
is any part of the grammar path, name, or rule, such as MyGrammar.cfg or MyPath/MyGrammar.grxml#MyRule.
See Also
Other Resources
Speech Application Analysis and Tuning
Speech Application Data Analysis
Speech Recognition Tuning
Design Speech Applications for Easy Reporting and Tuning