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[BUG]: Inconsistent number format displayed in "You said:" message #97
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When displaying speech-to-text feedback, the system shows inconsistent formats for recognized numbers. In some cases, numbers are shown as words (e.g., "eight"), and in other cases as numerals (e.g., "30"). This inconsistency can be confusing to users, especially in math games where precision and clarity are important.
Steps to reproduce
- Open any math game
- Answer different types of number-based questions verbally
- Observe how the recognized text is displayed in the "You said:" message
Expected behavior
The system should display recognized numbers using a consistent format (either all as numerals or all as words), or explicitly show both formats for clarity (e.g., “You said: eight (8)”).
Actual behavior
The system displays recognized numbers in mixed formats—some as words (e.g., “You said: eight”), others as numerals (e.g., “You said: 25”), which can cause confusion.
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- Device: Desktop
- OS: macOS
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