© Molly Maskrey and Wallace Wang 2018
Molly Maskrey and Wallace Wang, Pro iPhone Development with Swift 4, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3381-8_12
Molly Maskrey1 and Wallace Wang2
(1)Parker, Colorado, USA
(2)San Diego, California, USA
In the last chapter, you learned how to do simple speech recognition. However since there are multiple ways to say the same thing, recognizing voice commands can be difficult when commands get more complex than simple one word options. To help your app recognize more complicated voice commands, you can add the features of Siri to your app through the SiriKit framework.
Siri essentially takes care of the difficult task of recognizing words and turning them into commands. Then your app has ...
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