I modified the config.xml file from lattice demo, and created a .batch file,
and simply
ran the latticedemo.java with my own acoustic model and language model.The
.java simply
gave me a recognition result but no accuracy info, no error either. Maybe I
need the
.trigram.lm file as well? If so where could I get it? Thanks!
How can I output WER rate of all my test files into a single file?
I sent the config file to your email.
Tony
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How can I output WER rate of all my test files into a single file?
You need to modify test setup in tests/performance. Take tests/performance
/voxforge-en as an example and create your own folder with similar contents.
Modification of the lattice demo is not a proper way to test the acoustic
model accuracy.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi Nickolay,
I modified the config.xml file from lattice demo, and created a .batch file,
and simply
ran the latticedemo.java with my own acoustic model and language model.The
.java simply
gave me a recognition result but no accuracy info, no error either. Maybe I
need the
.trigram.lm file as well? If so where could I get it? Thanks!
How can I output WER rate of all my test files into a single file?
I sent the config file to your email.
Tony
You need to modify test setup in tests/performance. Take tests/performance
/voxforge-en as an example and create your own folder with similar contents.
Modification of the lattice demo is not a proper way to test the acoustic
model accuracy.
Do I need to set it up like an4 with lm and stuff? Where can I read more about
voxforge_en? How come these tests run without a .Java file?
Tony
Yes
http://voxforge.org
They execute code from sphinx4 jar and batch jar.