The 'type' parameter specifies the type of QKB definition and can be one of the following values: "EXTRACTION", "GENDER", "MATCH", "PARSE", or "STANDARDIZATION"....
The `listresults` action is used to list the saved results for a specific CAS session. When actions are executed, their results can be stored on the server. This action allows you to see a list of these saved results, which can then be managed or retrieved using other actions....
A common use case is to manage the results of actions that are run in batches. After running multiple actions, you can use `listresults` to see all the generated result tables and then use the `fetchresult` action to retrieve a specific result for further analysis, as shown in the 'Fetch Batched Res...
The action returns a result table containing details for each session, including the session name, its UUID, the user who initiated it, and its current state....
No, based on the provided syntax for CASL, Lua, Python, and R, the listSessOpts action is called without any specific parameters, though it supports optional parameters for handling results and status codes....
The 'alpha' parameter is a tunable parameter that manages the trade-off between the acoustic model and the language model. A larger alpha value gives more weight to the language model when ranking candidates. The default value is 1....
The 'beta' parameter controls the trade-off between the acoustic model and the sentence length. A larger beta value gives more weight to the length of the sentence when ranking candidate results. The default value is 0....
The 'casOut' parameter is used for specifying output tables. For more detailed information, refer to the common casouttable parameter in the documentation appendix....
The 'labelMapTable' parameter specifies the mapping between labels used by the language model and the labels to be used in the speech-to-text system....
Yes, the documentation provides a specific note for Python and R clients regarding the loading of an action set, which should be consulted for details....
The required parameters are 'path', which specifies the location of the text file containing the list of audio files, and 'casOut', which defines the properties of the output table....
You must use the 'path' parameter to provide the path to a text file. This file must contain a list of the paths to the audio files that you want to load into the CAS table....
The 'caslib' parameter specifies the CAS library from which all the input audio files will be read. The files listed in your path file must be accessible from this caslib....
The 'casOut' parameter is a required parameter that specifies all the settings for the output table. This includes its name, the caslib where it will be stored, and other options such as compression, promotion, or whether to replace an existing table....
The optimization.loadMps action loads an MPS file string into a CAS data table. This data table is formatted in a way that can be used by other optimization solvers....
The main parameters for the loadMps action are 'casOut' to specify the output table, 'format' to define the input file format, 'maxLength' for variable/constraint name length, and 'mpsFileString' which contains the content of the MPS file....
The output data table is specified using the 'casOut' parameter, which is a dictionary containing properties like 'name' for the table name and 'caslib' for the caslib where it should be saved....
The 'format' parameter specifies whether the MPS file content is in fixed or free format. The possible values are 'FIXED' or 'FREE', with 'FIXED' being the default....
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