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Search Replace Rules
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Version: Rochen
Replace rules:
Because hardly anybody besides me seems to be interested in this, I
am not updating the info here anymore. The following is outdated.
These are very useful to replace words which the ASR system recognize wrong, e. g. uncommon names.
A ruleset contains one or more rule, the format looks like:
:: Any "SEARCH" becomes "REPLACE"
"SEARCH"->"REPLACE" More info
Gotchas:
* NO newlines outside quotes!!!
* You must escape regex special characters like "." or "\" with a backslash. Online escape tools
If something doesnt work I recommend to use an AI like GPT-3 to generate the regex.
Ignore case:
SEARCH"i->"REPLACE"
Full word search: Word boundaries are denoted by \b in regex. Example: \bSuperman\b
Optional space: \s?
Technical details:
The default regex flags are "gmu". You can replace the "i" with any regex flags. Google "regex"
Transcription (only!) Prompt:
Ignored for translations.
Since Whisper wasn't trained using instruction-following techniques, Whisper operates more like a base GPT model. The content of the editor is appended to the prompt. It's important to keep in mind that Whisper only considers the first 244 tokens of the prompt. More info
API Key
Click here to get an API key.
If you want to try it out beforehand, you can try it in the ChatGPT Android and iOS apps for free without API key.
This is whisper-scratchpad
Because hardly anybody besides me seems to be interested in this, I
am not updating the info here anymore. The following is outdated.
The first text area is the editor. The full editor is copied to clipboard after each recording. For info about the project look at the bottom of the page.
The text of each recording is inserted at the cursor position.
I made this simple page to use the revolution in speech recognition: OpenAI Whisper. The voice recognition on your phone is a joke compared with whisper-large.
This can be installed as an App, tested on Android and Windows, probably on other OSes as well (PWA). How-Tos here
The API key is stored in a cookie. To be on the safe side, you can set a limit to your costs in the OpenAI dashboard. Mine is $2, because Whisper is cheap: $0.36 / hour (rounded to the nearest second).
I won't steal your key, and you don't have to trust me on that, you can download this to your computer and run it there and check (and improve :) ) the very simple code.
Hardly usable for anyone but me.
Looks strange on desktop, because I use it mostly on my phone.