[ale] sphinx voice recognition
Pete Hardie
pete.hardie at sciatl.com
Mon Oct 20 08:53:21 EDT 2003
Bjorn Dittmer-Roche wrote:
> Has anyone used sphinx for normal dictation. As far as I can tell, you can
> only use it with a very limited set of commands derived from turtle
> graphics ("Go Left ten", "Rotate one hundred and four degrees" etc) and
> even then it is not very accurate (although my sound setting smay not be
> correct). I understand I need a more complete "language model" or
> "dictionary" or something, but I don't know where I can find that. Perhaps
> Sphinx in not for such general purpose use? Any help/advice would be
> great.
You are correct that you need another language model. On the Sphinx sourceforge
page there is a perl script called SimpleLM that purports to take a list of
phrases and create an LM, but the version I downloaded needed a lot of work to
do it properly (lot of work == rewrite as ksh script/Python module). That said,
I was able to build a small corpus and have phrases not in the turtle command
set be recognized.
One thing that I think might still be a stumbling block is the voice itself. I
happen to be fairly close to the speaker of the default model, so my utterances
fall into the same frequencies, etc. YMMV.
If you'd like, email me offlist and I'll send you what I have collected.
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