examples : add --print-confidence option to cli #3150
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This commit adds a new command-line option `--print-confidence` to the whisper-cli. When enabled, this option prints the confidence level of each token in the transcribed text using ANSI formatting codes. The confidence levels are represented using different styles: ```console main: confidence: highlighted (low confidence), underlined (medium), dim (high confidence) ``` Refs: ggml-org#3135
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Add check for print-special in print_confidence.
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This commit adds a new command-line option
--print-confidenceto the whisper-cli. When enabled, this option prints the confidence level of each token in the transcribed text using ANSI formatting codes.The confidence levels are represented using different styles:
main: confidence: highlighted (low confidence), underlined (medium), dim (high confidence)Refs: #3135
Example of the output: