Projects with the tag “speech”

audacity-extra provides diverse GUI plug ins to customize the open source sound editor Audacity. It includes a vowel-sound target-practice display for language learners and an analog waveform data logger for embedded systems.

Sphinx is a speaker-independent large vocabulary continuous speech recognizer released under a BSD style license. It is also a collection of open source tools and resources that allows researchers and developers to build speech recognition systems.

This work consists in building a Java Text mining toolkit based on what exists nowadays in the field of knowledge discovery from data collections.

This is a project titled U.S.A.I.D (You Speak And I DO). It enables the user to call prerecorded commands to be executed by the computer through speech recognition.

Konuskan is an TTS (text-to-speech) application which is based on Turkish. Generates speech according to given text.

Loudspeaker - the transformation of speech in real time.

MyDSReader is an homebrew for the Nintendo DS that helps visually impaired users: 1. Read documents in digital format (text, word, pdf, DAISY) 2. Take voice annotations 3. Read e-mails and reply/write using recorded voice clips

A Sermon Content Management System based on asp.net. It allows for collection of: speaker, summary, topics, keywords, date, title and transcript information. Creates podcast of mp3 and allow for embedding of video from popular online video providers.

Spantus - signal(speech) analytical tool

This program runs on XP/2000/NT plataform using the Microsoft .NET Framework and Microsoft SAPI speech / voice engine.Its function is to monitor an unlimited number of files on local or remote filesystems , for changes and then speak the content

Speech Made Visible is an experiment in showing some of the qualities of speech in printed text. Analyze a recording for attributes like pitch, intensity (loudness), and speed; then style the words in a transcript to suggest those characteristics.

Voice keyboard/dictation. Aims to be a total substitute for a keyboard. Spell out words letter by letter (using code: alpha, bravo, ..). Arrow keys, modifiers work. Speak whole words (but whole word accuracy is not good). Attach commands to some words.