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Hi there, ust intrested if the project i still alive.

Nik

On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 4:29 AM, Michael Bonnet <dol...@gm...>wrote:

> Deepak,
> I can't help you either directly. I'm curious as the status of this
> project. Does anybody know? That and "Overflow" as well. I haven't tried to
> compile it either. I'm looking around at what's available and this and Gnome
> Voice Control / Sphinx2 are the only things I have found to be close to
> viable. I'd like to set up a system that also trains.
>
> -- Michael Bonnet.
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 6:09 AM, Deepak Barua <db...@gm...> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 5:16 PM, Keith Paterson <pat...@gm...
>> > wrote:
>>
>>> Sorry Deepak
>>> I haven't a clue about Linux
>>>
>>> Keith Paterson
>>> My website is at www silverhairs co uk
>>>
>>
>> Hi Keith,
>>             Okay .... , this seems like a GCC-4.2 problem the language was
>> updated a lot since gcc-2.95 which is what freespeech is based on ... , so
>> it seems to be showing incompatibilities..
>>
>>
>> Regards
>> Deepak
>>
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Hi Micheal,
                There are a lot of problems with compiling freespeech in
linux especially using the gcc-4.2 compiler ( latest) , It seems like the
project has not been updated for some time now , i also tried the OMS
overflow now flowdesigner program it gives me a segmentation fault when i
run the final score_sv.n file to verfiy the speaker.
Who is maintaining the code now ...?

Cheers
Deeps

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Deepak,
I can't help you either directly. I'm curious as the status of this project.
Does anybody know? That and "Overflow" as well. I haven't tried to compile
it either. I'm looking around at what's available and this and Gnome Voice
Control / Sphinx2 are the only things I have found to be close to viable.
I'd like to set up a system that also trains.

-- Michael Bonnet.

On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 6:09 AM, Deepak Barua <db...@gm...> wrote:

>
>
> On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 5:16 PM, Keith Paterson <pat...@gm...>wrote:
>
>> Sorry Deepak
>> I haven't a clue about Linux
>>
>> Keith Paterson
>> My website is at www silverhairs co uk
>>
>
> Hi Keith,
>             Okay .... , this seems like a GCC-4.2 problem the language was
> updated a lot since gcc-2.95 which is what freespeech is based on ... , so
> it seems to be showing incompatibilities..
>
>
> Regards
> Deepak
>
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On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 5:16 PM, Keith Paterson <pat...@gm...>wrote:

> Sorry Deepak
> I haven't a clue about Linux
>
> Keith Paterson
> My website is at www silverhairs co uk
>

Hi Keith,
            Okay .... , this seems like a GCC-4.2 problem the language was
updated a lot since gcc-2.95 which is what freespeech is based on ... , so
it seems to be showing incompatibilities..

Regards
Deepak

-- 
Hack Hack Hack

Hi ,
     I am new to the freespeech mailing list and i was trying to compile
FreeSpeech in my x86_64 linux system and i got the following error ..

-- 
Hack Hack HackIn file included from ../../data-flow/include/ObjectRef.h:8,
                 from ../../data-flow/include/Node.h:10,
                 from Node.cc:3:
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h: In member function `void
PrintableGenericType<T>::printOn(std::ostream&) const':
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h:76: error: there are no arguments to
`className' that depend on a template parameter, so a declaration of
`className' must be available
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h:76: error: (if you use `-fpermissive',
G++ will accept your code, but allowing the use of an undeclared name is
deprecated)
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h:76: error: `value' was not declared in
this scope
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h: In member function `virtual void
PrintableGenericType<T>::prettyPrint(std::ostream&) const':
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h:80: error: `value' was not declared in
this scope
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h: In member function `void
PrintableGenericType<T>::readFrom(std::istream&)':
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h:85: error: `value' was not declared in
this scope
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h: In member function `void
PrintableGenericType<T>::serialize(std::ostream&) const':
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h:93: error: there are no arguments to
`className' that depend on a template parameter, so a declaration of
`className' must be available
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h:93: error: `value' was not declared in
this scope
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h: In member function `void
PrintableGenericType<T>::unserialize(std::istream&)':
../../data-flow/include/net_types.h:97: error: `value' was not declared in
this scope
Node.cc: At global scope:
Node.cc:394: fatal error: opening dependency file .deps/Node.Tpo: Permission
denied
compilation terminated.
make[2]: *** [Node.lo] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory
`/media/_opt_/voicelogin/freespeech/trunk/FreeSpeech/data-flow/src'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory
`/media/_opt_/voicelogin/freespeech/trunk/FreeSpeech/data-flow'
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

Any idea's on how to make this work ...?

Regards
Deepak

Hello 

Being of advancing years, are there any simple to understand instal
instructions for this system which I think is now named Open Mind.

Just looking for a basic system which will accept a definable command
and act upon it by running a linux script. 

All information appreciated.

Thank you,
Doug 

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Hi

I am searching for a very simple speech recognition system. I need to cross
compile this on intel Pxa27x processor. can anybody suggest me any free
software?

I will be grateful.

Hi All,
  I would like to actively participate in this group
as a tools developer. How can I contribute ?
Regards,
Ishwardeep Singh

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I need an Automatic Speech Recognition program to transcribe sermons of 
a pastor who has died -- one that will allow his sermon speeches to 
train the speech recognition engine.  Or, that will let me put in each 
of his words one by one until I totally build the speech recognition 
engine with his voice.

Do you know of some software that will do that for me well?  It would be 
kind of like Speech to Text or Wave to Text type software -- but better 
-- software that actually works well.

- Stephen

Sir ,
I am a Network engineer working for HCL Infosystems Ltd, which is a =
leading IT company in Indian IT market.=20

I need a speech recognition systerm  for Hindi and English Languages =
which can work independently of accent.

If contact immediately if you have any product for same requirement.
Feel free to contact for further details.

Thanks and regards

Amey Singh

HCL Infosystems Ltd
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Hi, my name is Chris Covington and I'm interested in helping develop
speech recognition software. While my coding skills in other languages
are rather lacking, I can write in Java and am interested in writing
the web-based reporting tool. Has anyone started on this already? If
so, whom should I talk to? I not, what exactly will this reporting
feature be doing?

Chris Covington

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I am looking for a tool that can convert from True Speech to wav format
and back again, which works under Linux. I have not found anything yet
and was wondering if somebody had any ideas.

Sincerely:
Alonso Eloy Bayona F.

Hi Prasanth,

This is not going to be a quick answer to your problem but if you want 
to read about a research grade system, look at the HTK toolkit.
http://htk.eng.cam.ac.uk/

For this kind of command and control operation you will not need any 
language modeling, just the acoustic modeling part of the system.

Cheers,
Luc

prasanth .... wrote:

>hi..
>I am a 2nd year undergraduate student studying in
>IIT(Indian Institute of Technology). 
>           As a part of my project , I has written a
>program in C in Unix platform. ,and now I need to add
>speech interface to it.I need to add simple voice
>commands like "send" , "close" etc.
>              As I have very little idea about Speech
>Recognition , can I get predefined libraries which can
>be included in C code.
>                                               thanx 
>
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hi..
I am a 2nd year undergraduate student studying in
IIT(Indian Institute of Technology). 
           As a part of my project , I has written a
program in C in Unix platform. ,and now I need to add
speech interface to it.I need to add simple voice
commands like "send" , "close" etc.
              As I have very little idea about Speech
Recognition , can I get predefined libraries which can
be included in C code.
                                               thanx 

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Never mind, I found the download area.

But one thing I'm not sure about yet is - can you query the KB using
natural language?  Mayb I'll be able to figure that out sometime soon
too.

Joe

I'm curious to know what format the common sense information is
stored in. If you have a way to convert the submissions people give
to some semantic representation, do you have a way to play around &
query the knowledge base?  I'd like to check it out. Also, what are
the licensing terms for the KB, is it GPL?

Joe

sir,
    I am kandhan from india.i am doing final year engineering in chennai.i 
want to my final year project in voice recognition in  linux.

                                  my project details is using voice control the gate.txt files.that is save,save as, open,new,edit this things.i need a guide of this project .can you help me
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Hello everyone,
I am looking for a FREE speech recognition software. All I need is something
that can recognize 2 to 3 word phrases. My step son is handicap and I am
working on developing something that can help him operate something such as
his wheelcahir with a simple command. His speech is very limited as well as
mobility, so that is why the simple 2 to 3 word phrases.
Any help on the software would be greatly appreciated.

-----Original Message-----
From: fre...@li...
[mailto:fre...@li...]On Behalf Of
Richard Snow
Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 6:17 PM
To: fre...@li...
Subject: [Open Mind Speech] Literature search

Brand new to the mailing list.

I have a neighbor down the road who is visually impaired.  I am a fairly
proficient programmer, but before I re-invent the wheel, I want to find
out if the software he wants is already avaiable.  He has a band, and he
does the recording engineer stuff to produce thier CD's on their
computer.  I want to be able to write (Java perhaps?) software that can
run on a Windows operating system that will let a blind user, with
little or no keyboard input, use voice commands in a head set to capture
audio clips, name them, convert them to mp3 or ogg format, master a CD
iso image, input descriptions of the songs for an online music store and
the liner notes for the album, and publish an online web store where the
CD images or individual tracks can be downloaded and / or CD's ordered.

I think such a package could sell for over $1000 if I were selling it,
but the initial development I want to do as a favor to my new neighbors,
for a percentage of any CD sales and rights to redistribute the software.

I might offer a free version for download and if someone wanted an
installed system on hardware that I sold I could tack on a software
purchase agreement with a hardware system that I resold.

Richard S. Snow
ric...@be...

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Brand new to the mailing list.

I have a neighbor down the road who is visually impaired.  I am a fairly 
proficient programmer, but before I re-invent the wheel, I want to find 
out if the software he wants is already avaiable.  He has a band, and he 
does the recording engineer stuff to produce thier CD's on their 
computer.  I want to be able to write (Java perhaps?) software that can 
run on a Windows operating system that will let a blind user, with 
little or no keyboard input, use voice commands in a head set to capture 
audio clips, name them, convert them to mp3 or ogg format, master a CD 
iso image, input descriptions of the songs for an online music store and 
the liner notes for the album, and publish an online web store where the 
CD images or individual tracks can be downloaded and / or CD's ordered.

I think such a package could sell for over $1000 if I were selling it, 
but the initial development I want to do as a favor to my new neighbors, 
for a percentage of any CD sales and rights to redistribute the software.

I might offer a free version for download and if someone wanted an 
installed system on hardware that I sold I could tack on a software 
purchase agreement with a hardware system that I resold.

Richard S. Snow
ric...@be...

> Does anybody know the smallest speech recognition engine for embedded linux?

I think that's the Sensory Fluent Speech SDK -- www.sensoryinc.com

Their Linux version was just announced (to me, at least) a few weeks ago.

> And how small is it?

They say 150KB to 3MB.

Sincerely,
James

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