URN format of resources

Recognition resources created in Mix are identified by a URN, or Uniform Resource Name. The format of the URN reference depends on the resource. In these examples, the context tag is names-places and the language code is eng-USA.

Domain LM

urn:nuance-mix:tag:model/context_tag/mix.asr?=language=language

Item Description
model Keyword that identifies a DLM.
context_tag An application context tag from Mix.
language The language code of the underlying data pack, as xxx-XXX.
Note: You must use the 6-letter code, for example, eng-USA.

This URN identifies a DLM (names-places is the context tag from Mix):

urn:nuance-mix:tag:model/names-places/mix.asr?=language=eng-USA

Compiled wordset

urn:nuance-mix:tag:wordset:lang/context_tag/wordset_name/language/mix.asr
or
urn:nuance-mix:tag:wordset:lang/context_tag/wordset_name/language/mix.asr?=user_id=user_id

Item Description
wordset:lang Keywords that identify a compiled wordset.
context_tag An application context tag from Mix.
wordset_name A new name for the wordset being compiled.
language The language code of the underlying data pack, as xxx-XXX.
Note: You must use the 6-letter code, for example, eng-USA.
user_id For wordsets only, a optional unique identifier for the user.

This URN identifies a compiled wordset:

urn:nuance-mix:tag:wordset:lang/names-places/places-compiled-ws/eng-USA/mix.asr

See also Wordset URNs.

Settings file

urn:nuance-mix:tag:settings/context_tag/asr

Item Description
settings Keyword that identifies a data pack settings file.
context_tag An application context tag from Mix.

This URN identifies a settings file:

urn:nuance-mix:tag:settings/names-places/asr

Speaker profiles

Speaker profiles do not use URNs. The speaker is identified with user_id in RecognitionInitMessage.