voice-recognition

I would like to open the keyboard programmatically and have it start doing voice recognition instantly without the user pressing the mic button. I know how to implement SpeechRecognizer - that is not what I'm looking for. I want to start the keyboard VR and text go straight to an editview. Is this possible? Unfortunately this is not possible, but it very much should be . I went searching for a way to do this when I needed to use offline speech recognition as a 'hack' - but I couldn't achieve it. I can only suggest you submit an AOSP enhancement request regarding InputType . The following

I would like to add a gender detection capability to a news video translator app I'm working on, so that the app can switch between male and female voice according to the voice onscreen. I'm not expecting 100% accuracy. I used EZAudio to obtain waveform data of a time period of audio and used the average RMS value to set a threshold(cutOff) value between male and female. Initially cutOff = 3.3. - (void)setInitialVoiceGenderDetectionParameters:(NSArray *)arrayAudioDetails { float initialMaleAvg = ((ConvertedTextDetails *)[arrayAudioDetails firstObject]).audioAverageRMS; // The average RMS value

I am looking for an open source voice recognition engine that, instead of responding to spoken words, can determine who is speaking. Does anyone know where I might be able to find something like this? You can consider Bob SPEAR https://pypi.python.org/pypi/bob.bio.spear Alize/Mistral http://mistral.univ-avignon.fr/index_en.html GMM speaker identification in matlab https://github.com/codyaray/speaker-recognition Very basic speaker recognition in Java, not really accurate https://github.com/amaurycrickx/recognito In python, quite a state of the art toolkit https://pypi.python.org/pypi/SIDEKIT

I have an app that keeps on listening to voice and converting it to commands using Google Voice API. I have been using setStreamMute(AudioManager.STREAM_SYSTEM, true) to mute the beep and it worked until a couple of days ago before "Google Search" new update. Is there any workaround fix for it? I know I can use setRingerMode(AudioManager.RINGER_MODE_SILENT) , but maybe there is another method? In the update they switched the output of the 'beep' to the media stream. So you'll need to mute the AudioManager.STREAM_MUSIC There's an enhancement request about it here The beep sound can be muted by

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

to recognize speech by Google server, I use SpeechRecognizer class in combination with RecognitionListener as suggested in Stephan 's answer to this question . In addition, I try to capture the audio signal being recognized by using onBufferReceived() callback from RecognitionListener like: byte[] sig = new byte[500000] ; int sigPos = 0 ; ... public void onBufferReceived(byte[] buffer) { System.arraycopy(buffer, 0, sig, sigPos, buffer.length) ; sigPos += buffer.length ; } ... This seems working fine, except when SpeechRecognizer fails connecting to the Google server, when a chunk of audio is