CHANGELOG
Product improvements
Check out the AssemblyAI changelog to see weekly accuracy and product improvements our team has been working on.
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POST
requests from the API to webhook URLs will now accept any status code from 200
to 299
as a successful HTTP response. Previously only 200
status codes were accepted.- Updated the
text
key in our Entity Detection feature to return the proper noun rather than the possessive noun. For example, Andrew
instead of Andrew’s
.
- Fixed an edge case with Entity Detection where under certain contexts, a disfluency could be identified as an entity.
POST
requests from the API to webhook URLs will now accept any status code from 200
to 299
as a successful HTTP response. Previously only 200
status codes were accepted.- Updated the
text
key in our Entity Detection feature to return the proper noun rather than the possessive noun. For example, Andrew
instead of Andrew’s
.
- Fixed an edge case with Entity Detection where under certain contexts, a disfluency could be identified as an entity.
- Released v4 of our Punctuation model, increasing punctuation and casing accuracy by ~2%.
- Updated our Inverse Text Normalization (ITN) model for our
/v2/transcript
endpoint, improving web address and email address formatting and fixing the occasional number formatting issue.
- Fixed an edge case where multi-channel files would return no text when the two channels were out of phase with each other.
- Released v4 of our Punctuation model, increasing punctuation and casing accuracy by ~2%.
- Updated our Inverse Text Normalization (ITN) model for our
/v2/transcript
endpoint, improving web address and email address formatting and fixing the occasional number formatting issue.
- Fixed an edge case where multi-channel files would return no text when the two channels were out of phase with each other.
- Our Deep Learning team has been hard at work training our new non-English language models. In the coming weeks, we will be adding support for French, German, Italian, and Spanish.