Add custom vocabulary for the Note Taker transcription
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Pink Butterfly
The usecase for vocabulary would be - in my specific case for spells, places and names that - as it is a fantasy game - might differ a bit from normal words that the software would know form a dictionary. But I could imagine a broader usecase, when there are specific industry terms that get thrown around in meetings. At my lawfirm from the top of my head I would know some words/acronyms we use, that are not used in the broad public and I can only assume that for engineers and other more specialised industries this might be even more of a case.
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Shannon Lochead (Senior Product Manager @ Fellow)
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Julia Mutter
Merged in a post:
Custom vocabulary
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Kevin Janiak
[ redundant to https://feedback.fellow.app/features/p/add-custom-vocabulary-to-the-copilot-for-ease-of-recognition go vote there ]
Allow a custom vocabulary of terms that the AI records/transcribes incorrectly (or guesses, such as "Thing(?)" ) so that we don't need to correct the notes. As an example, if I had a product/feature called "WeatherCheckerStory", when I say that term the recording should recognize it as "WeatherCheckerStory" and not "whether check her story(?)" or some other variant.
This possibly also could serve double duty as a profanity filter of sorts if desired by the user, replacing "detected wordX" with "display wordY", but I'd suggest that when replacement was used (in either case), a footnote / link back to the custom library was available for users to evaluate consistency (else, my favorite example, the Lipshitz family always has their name edited"
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Kevin Janiak
This is redundant to https://feedback.fellow.app/features/p/add-custom-vocabulary-to-the-copilot-for-ease-of-recognition so go vote there.
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Jeffrey Sullivan
Similar use case for us which is kind of the opposite, in that we use certain acronyms which are getting (improperly) expanded by Fellow. Specifically, we use "CM" to refer to change management, and fellow transcription is always expanding this to be "centimeters." We'd want to inhibit that expansion.
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Mikaela Friedrich (Fellow)
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