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Alex Miles
2014-01-29
2022-05-24
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  • Alex Miles

    Alex Miles - 2014-01-29

    I was going to expand my dictionary but encountered a problem. The LM tool at http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/tools/lmtool.html seems to be down. Do you know when the site will be done with maintenance? Thanks!

     
  • Alex Miles

    Alex Miles - 2014-01-29

    It tried to generate an lm file but I got the following error [ERRO] Problems with your corpus; cannot continue. Please check diagnostics [0 0]

     
  • Nickolay V. Shmyrev

    You can use other tools mentioned in the tutorial:

    http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/wiki/tutorial

    For LM training see

    http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/wiki/tutoriallm

     
    • Alex Rudnicky

      Alex Rudnicky - 2014-12-10

      The server hiccuped. It will happen; if you email to the address on the page, it will be taken care of...

       

      Last edit: Nickolay V. Shmyrev 2014-12-10
  • Sumeet

    Sumeet - 2014-02-02

    The new Lm Model is working now
    use this one
    http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/tools/lmtool-new.html

     
    • Jesse Thomason

      Jesse Thomason - 2014-12-09

      This new tool is now producing the same error reported above, even for the example corpus file on

      http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/tools/lmtool.html

      Any idea what is wrong?

       
      • Nickolay V. Shmyrev

        Dear Jesse. It happens that LM service goes offline, it will return back soon. Please be patient.

        Meanwhile you can use any offline language modeling tools like SRILM to create language model from your corpus.

         
  • Raaga

    Raaga - 2018-05-02

    Dear Admin,
    Has the LM tool service gone offline??
    When will it be back ?
    Regards

     
  • G10DRAS

    G10DRAS - 2018-05-07
     
  • marcus obrien

    marcus obrien - 2019-07-03

    Hi, is there a way to automate the generation of the tar files ? ie using curl, or sending some http post request with my corpus ? Would be great to have a REST ful API - or even better instructions on how to do this locally - using an internet connection when my robot wants to extend its vocabulary would be painfu, whats worse though is having to do it manually.

    Thanks.
    Marcus

     
    • Nickolay V. Shmyrev

      Tutorial contains links to offline software replacing lmtool - quick_lm.pl script and phonetisaurus.

       
      • Alex Rudnicky

        Alex Rudnicky - 2019-07-04

        The page that returns with the results from the compilation has tags that
        should make it easy to pick out the tar file.
        Apart from just regexing it, something like beautifulsoup should make it
        easy.
        I'm note sure I make that obvious in the description...

        quick_lm will give you a language model but not the dictionary. I know.
        It's an issue. But the (rather old) code is licensed.
        And I haven't had the perceived time to stick in an open source
        pronunciation generator.

        • Alex

        On Wed, Jul 3, 2019 at 4:06 AM Nickolay V. Shmyrev nshmyrev@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

        Tutorial contains links to offline software replacing lmtool - quick_lm.pl
        script and phonetisaurus.


        LM tool
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  • Daniel Wolf

    Daniel Wolf - 2022-03-28

    Oh, that sucks. Good luck restoring the contents!

    Is there a public repo with the source code? I did some searching, but all links pointed to the website only.

     
  • Vlad Lailo

    Vlad Lailo - 2022-04-09

    How can I build language model and dictionary if http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/tools/lmtool-new.html doesn't work?

     
    • Daniel Wolf

      Daniel Wolf - 2022-04-18

      This article lists two other options for building language models. I haven't used them myself, but it sounds like they will give you the same result, albeit with a bit more effort.

       
      • Alex Rudnicky

        Alex Rudnicky - 2022-04-18

        Folks,

        • lmtool is on the road to recovery.
        • The site and the computer were hacked. I'm in the process of
          reconstituting the website and tool.
        • Unfortunately the damage to lmtool appears to have been made around 15
          sept 2021 while the computer itself was disabled in early February. But the
          code has been recovered. What's missing is the web page interfaces. We're
          still looking for them in the backups. It's really close at this point (he
          claims).
        • I apologize for slow progress. My time had been taken by seemingly
          more pressing commitments. But I'm now free of those and have been spending
          much of my time on this issue.
        • I should note that the repair is not just rolling things back but it
          means closely checking what's there to make sure that no lurking damage
          exists.

        Questions for you all:

        • Do you normally use the web page interface? Or do you have script(s)
          that directly access the tool? If the latter, I will release that fix first.
        • Is there something that 's been bugging you about lmtool? Now would be
          a good time to tell us. If reasonable, it can be an upgrade.

        Thank you all for your patience.
        It's been gratifying to learn that people use this tool and that they
        consider it as something that supports their work.

        -- Alex Rudnicky

        On Mon, Apr 18, 2022 at 2:22 PM Daniel Wolf lupomuc@users.sourceforge.net
        wrote:

        This article https://cmusphinx.github.io/wiki/tutoriallm/ lists two
        other options for building language models. I haven't used them myself, but
        it sounds like they will give you the same result, albeit with a bit more
        effort.


        LM tool
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        • Daniel Wolf

          Daniel Wolf - 2022-04-19

          It's been several years since I last used the tools, so I can't give you much feedback. I used them for two things:

          1. I seem to remember that the LM generation scripts were somehow hosted on the site, allowing me to download and study them. It's surprisingly hard to find good (and simple!) code that generates language models, and those scripts served as a great starting point for writing my own, application-specific implementation.
          2. I then used the output of the web interface as a kind of ground truth to test my own code.

          I guess that's not a typical use case, so feel free to disregard this post! :-)

           
          • Alex Rudnicky

            Alex Rudnicky - 2022-04-19

            The code for quick_lm had been posted to the website. It's actually in the
            cgi folder.
            I will post the code to github as well.

            Alex

            On Tue, Apr 19, 2022 at 1:32 PM Daniel Wolf lupomuc@users.sourceforge.net
            wrote:

            It's been several years since I last used the tools, so I can't give you
            much feedback. I used them for two things:

            1. I seem to remember that the LM generation scripts were somehow
              hosted on the site, allowing me to download and study them. It's
              surprisingly hard to find good (and simple!) code that generates language
              models, and those scripts served as a great starting point for writing my
              own, application-specific implementation.
            2. I then used the output of the web interface as a kind of ground
              truth to test my own code.

            I guess that's not a typical use case, so feel free to disregard this
            post! :-)


            LM tool
            https://sourceforge.net/p/cmusphinx/discussion/help/thread/758ed876/?limit=25#4e6d/93a1/e9d2/5279


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            • Paul

              Paul - 2022-04-19

              We use the LM Tool from time to time when we add a new book to our app (articulate.xyz it’s an English pronunciation app). The LM and dictionary for the book gets sent to the app for users to practice reading.

              We use both the web tool and scripts (depending on what we happen to be generating)

              Hope that’s useful.
              Paul

              Please excuse any spelling: Sent from my iPhone

              On 19 Apr 2022, at 21:21, Alex Rudnicky air@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

              
              The code for quick_lm had been posted to the website. It's actually in the
              cgi folder.
              I will post the code to github as well.

              Alex

              On Tue, Apr 19, 2022 at 1:32 PM Daniel Wolf lupomuc@users.sourceforge.net
              wrote:

              It's been several years since I last used the tools, so I can't give you
              much feedback. I used them for two things:

              I seem to remember that the LM generation scripts were somehow
              hosted on the site, allowing me to download and study them. It's
              surprisingly hard to find good (and simple!) code that generates language
              models, and those scripts served as a great starting point for writing my
              own, application-specific implementation.
              I then used the output of the web interface as a kind of ground
              truth to test my own code.
              I guess that's not a typical use case, so feel free to disregard this
              post! :-)

              LM tool
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  • makaloLau

    makaloLau - 2022-04-14
     
  • Irfan Muhammad

    Irfan Muhammad - 2022-04-25

    @air when clicking Compile Knowledge Base, it directing to a Not Found Page.

     
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