An observatory plate-archive intern wants to push a half-finished Riva ASR vocabulary to the public kiosk “to see what happens.” What should happen first?
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Short Explanation
Pushing an unfinished vocabulary live is like hanging wet paint in the lobby to “test the color.” Finish the lab customization on held-out plate-talk first. Deploy is a later decision, not a substitute for the experiment.
Full Explanation
ASR customization experiments should complete against held-out evaluation audio before production exposure. Shipping a half-finished vocabulary conflates experiment and deploy and risks public kiosk quality. Separating lab success from the later install decision is associate-level experimental hygiene.