what can i do to use the component ConfigMonitor in my configuration file?
how can i print my configuration on the screen? ...the properties of ConfigMonitor return just boolean values
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I require help from a programming whiz out there to help me develop a tutorial that I think will eventually be a good commercial venture.
I already produce a CD set of lessons called "Speak Australian" (SA).
it is very effective to help Australian migrants to modify their speech patterns & enable them to get jobs or better jobs.
Simple info on this program can be seen at www.speakAus.com
I plan to make my tutorial interactive using speech recognition to evaluate enunciation & produce a score, just like "Typing Tutor".
This may seem like a daunting project but when divided into its components it is not so:
The main variants in speech are pitch modulation, speed of words & pauses, & accent (volume on a syllable) all of which (according my limited understanding of audio recording) are all quite measurable.
The need for tutorials to improve spoken Australian is large ...especially with foreign help desks used by many companies these days. The principle is also applicable to other versions of English & other languages...a really huge market.
Is anyone out there???????
I would like to chat with you.
Best wishes,
Michael (director Shine Institute
email MS@shine-institute.com
www.shine-institute.com
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what can i do to use the component ConfigMonitor in my configuration file?
how can i print my configuration on the screen? ...the properties of ConfigMonitor return just boolean values
For an example please have a look into cardmath.demo.xml.
You can print your configuration with:
ConfigurationManager cm = ...
System.out.println(ConfigurationManagerUtils.toXML(cm));
-Holger
I require help from a programming whiz out there to help me develop a tutorial that I think will eventually be a good commercial venture.
I already produce a CD set of lessons called "Speak Australian" (SA).
it is very effective to help Australian migrants to modify their speech patterns & enable them to get jobs or better jobs.
Simple info on this program can be seen at www.speakAus.com
I plan to make my tutorial interactive using speech recognition to evaluate enunciation & produce a score, just like "Typing Tutor".
This may seem like a daunting project but when divided into its components it is not so:
The main variants in speech are pitch modulation, speed of words & pauses, & accent (volume on a syllable) all of which (according my limited understanding of audio recording) are all quite measurable.
The need for tutorials to improve spoken Australian is large ...especially with foreign help desks used by many companies these days. The principle is also applicable to other versions of English & other languages...a really huge market.
Is anyone out there???????
I would like to chat with you.
Best wishes,
Michael (director Shine Institute
email MS@shine-institute.com
www.shine-institute.com