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# Voicebot speech to text fine tuning

## Configuring phrase list

To improve your voicebot’s recognition accuracy, you can contact us to provide a list of phrases for each bot language or globally for all language of the bot. This list can contain up to **500 phrases** and is especially useful when your bot needs to recognize names, addresses, or other domain-specific terms. For example, if you include `Chatlayer` a part of your phrase list, the recognizer will use the text `Chatlayer`  instead of `chat layer`  during the speech recognition.

Please provide the phrase list as a **simple text file**, with each phrase separated by a **semicolon (;).** Consider deduplicating phrases.


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