cmusphinx

I am currently trying to make my java code (using eclipse) perform some function if a certain thing is said. I am using the Sphinx4 libraries and this is what I currently have: What I would like it to do is at the line where it says: IF (TRUE) someFunction(); is to run the function if my speech is Hello Computer, Hello Jarvis, Good Morning Computer, or Good Morning Jarvis. Or in other words, run the function if the speech matches the "public < greet >" line of code in the .gram file. Even more specific, return "greet" if my speech corresponds with that grammar rule. I am sorry if this doesnt

I am trying to compile PocketSphinxAndroidDemo, which provides an example implementation of the CMU pocketsphinx speech recognizer on Android. I first received an error similar to the discussion here . After executing ndk-build, I got this error: Gdbserver : [arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3] libs/armeabi/gdbserver Gdbsetup : libs/armeabi/gdb.setup Compile thumb : pocketsphinx_jni <= pocketsphinx_wrap.c /home/nick/workspace/android/PocketSphinxDemo/jni/pocketsphinx_wrap.c:761:28: error: sphinxbase/err.h: No such file or directory /home/nick/workspace/android/PocketSphinxDemo/jni/pocketsphinx_wrap.c

Currently we are investigating into using sphinx4 for speech recognition. We are trying to achieve a good response for a dictation type application. The input is a wav file and we wish to transcribe it. I have looked into the LatticeDemo and Transcriber demo provided by Sphinx4. When i utilize the same configuration , the response is pretty poor. I have tried to tweak in the configuration files but it simply does not recognize the words. the transcriber demo provided is for digits, i have modified the config file to understand words. But i am not sure if i am missing something. I have attached

I am trying to implement naive speech to text conversion for non-english language. where user speaks in other language and text is also in the same language .Is that possible ? If yes can anyone help with the idea of how to implement it ? Any Help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance. Nikolay Shmyrev It is unlikely any commercial speech recognition solution will support Sanskrit, so the only choice you have is to add support for Sanskrit into open source engine like CMUSphinx. This is pretty straightforward, you actually just need to follow the documentation and you can get to the

I am looking for some library that would allow me to create an offline voice recognition inside my Android app. There will be simple vocabulary consisting of up to 15 short (one word) commands for my app. Response time is crucial in my case. Is there any viable offline option (free & paid)? I am aware of offline version of Sphinx but will it be the option with fastest response (again, I only need my app to recognize few commands not the whole speech-to-text functionality)? I've had success using PocketSphinx for this type of application. I'd suggest building the PocketSphinx Demo app, use the

please give me suggestion about this condition. is it possible in android that the device waits for special sound, and after it recognizes it, some actions happens. please tell me about your ideas.Thanks for your help! UPDATE i try pocket sphinx and do lots of searches about 'defining new keyword", but i can't do it. I use this code: public class PracticeActivity extends Activity implements RecognitionListener, edu.cmu.pocketsphinx.RecognitionListener { // private static final String KWS_SEARCH = "wakeup"; // private static final String KEYPHRASE = "listen"; //adjust this keyphrase! //3-