Voxforge format to Pocketsphinx-usable format

[shamsudheen]

Hi all,
According to my question https://sourceforge.net/projects/cmusphinx/forums/fo
rum/5471/topic/4779968 i have researched the related topics on Openears blog.

I saw a excellent discussion in http://www.politepix.com/forums/topic/other-
languages/

In that Halle(Creator of Openears) says

There are other hmms on the CMU site that you could download and add to your
project, but they are enormous in size which will result in an oversize binary
and probably slower recognition. But in the interest of thoroughness, here
they are:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/cmusphinx/files/Acoustic%20and%20Language%20
Models/

Again, I think these are too big to ship with and probably too difficult for
Pocketsphinx to do fast recognition for on a resource-limited platform, but I
wanted to let you decide that for yourselves.

. Nickolay tells me that there is a conversion script called build.sh inside
the English model download that converts the Voxforge format into a
Pocketsphinx-usable format,

i have found the build.sh inside the downloaded **English Voxforge
Accoustic model ** folder.

What are all the steps that i should for the above process?

Let me know how can i converts the Voxforge format into a Pocketsphinx-usable
format using build.sh

Thanks.

[Nickolay V. Shmyrev]

. Nickolay tells me that there is a conversion script called build.sh inside
the English model download that converts the Voxforge format into a
Pocketsphinx-usable format,

I never wrote that. The script build.sh is for building the model, it's not
for conversion of anything

What are all the steps that i should for the above process?

To build a new model:

1. Try to build a model following the tutorial

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

1. Download voxforge model

2. Copy build.sh script to a root folder

3. Modify according to your needs

4. Download and unpack and reformat files using the script

5. Configure model parameters

6. Run the training

7. Plug the model into your project