I just installed Sphinx2.0.4 on UNIX. When I typed the command 'sphinx2-test' from the prompt, everything seems to run well (I think) until I get this error:
INFO: hmm_tied_r.c(228): hmm_tied_r.c(229): Loading HMMs from dump file: /home/stude2/m/mlleong/440/mlleong/Speech/SPHINX/share/sphinx2/model/hmm/6k/sendump
hmm_tied_r.c(201): Title length outside range [1,999]
Anyone has any idea what this message mean? I thought sphinx2-test is supposed to convert the turtle.ctl file to text?
Please help!
Thanks,
Mei Ling
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The sphinx2-test should be able to run out of box. See if you got byte-order issue.
There is nothing but an audio file name in turtle.ctl, which is "goforward.16k" in the same directory. The sphinx2-test will decode this audio and return recognized text.
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2004-03-31
When you say 'byte-order issue', do you mean the little-endian vs big-endian issue? If so, how do I check for it?
Thanks.
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Hello all,
I just installed Sphinx2.0.4 on UNIX. When I typed the command 'sphinx2-test' from the prompt, everything seems to run well (I think) until I get this error:
INFO: hmm_tied_r.c(228): hmm_tied_r.c(229): Loading HMMs from dump file: /home/stude2/m/mlleong/440/mlleong/Speech/SPHINX/share/sphinx2/model/hmm/6k/sendump
hmm_tied_r.c(201): Title length outside range [1,999]
Anyone has any idea what this message mean? I thought sphinx2-test is supposed to convert the turtle.ctl file to text?
Please help!
Thanks,
Mei Ling
The sphinx2-test should be able to run out of box. See if you got byte-order issue.
There is nothing but an audio file name in turtle.ctl, which is "goforward.16k" in the same directory. The sphinx2-test will decode this audio and return recognized text.
When you say 'byte-order issue', do you mean the little-endian vs big-endian issue? If so, how do I check for it?
Thanks.