speech-recognition

Has anyone had success with Dragon Naturally Speaking voice recognition software when it comes to programming? I am wondering because I think it would be a lot faster than me typing by hand, and easier on my carpol-tunnel. I program from day to day in visual basic 6 ide, visual studio 2008 ide + team explorer, writing emails, and chatting over Windows Live IM. I have a need for a command-based interface where I can bind voice commands to keystrokes, switch between spelling / saying words / saying words without spaces, etc. Any comments are much appreciated. I think that "voice programming" and

Does anyone knows that if "speech to text" and "text to speech" api's used in Siri are accessible in IOS 5 or IOS 6 SDK? I researched but couldn't find anything about it in documentation, so if thats not included in SDK are there any "Siri" quality libraries in market? Siri is not available in API form yet, however, any UITextField or UITextArea can be dictated to using the built-in option for speech-to-text. Check out Openears at: http://www.politepix.com/openears I've used it experimentally and it worked great. It will recognize preset vocabularies very well. There is a slight pause of 1/2

Is there any well known established framework for C or Java or PHP to do speech recognition applications? Microphone audio input and it will recognize English words. Such as pseudo code: Speech s = new Speech(); s.input(micStream); result = s.recognise("Hello"); if (result) { printf("Matched hello"); } else { printf("No match found"); } Follow up: Download this: sphinx4/1.0%20beta6/ Add the libraries Copy & paste code: a) xml file put somewhere, which can be loaded from the code: https://gist.github.com/2551321 b) use this: package edu.cmu.sphinx.demo.hellowrld; import edu.cmu.sphinx.frontend

Is there prior open-source work done in the field of 'Audio analysis' to detect human-voice (say in spite of some background noise), determine speaker's gender, possibly determine no. of speakers, age of speaker(s), and the emotion of speakers? My hunch is that the speech recognition software like CMU Sphinx could be a good place to start, but if there's something better, it'd be great. I'm a graduate student doing speech recognition research. These are open research problems, and, unfortunately, I'm not aware of open-source packages that can do these things out of the box. If you have some

I'm using this example from newboston and it prompt me for recording but after it recognized what I said, it won't update the list view. Here is the code. public class MainActivity extends Activity { private static final int RECOGNIZER_RESULT = 1234; ListView list; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); list = (ListView) findViewById(R.id.list); Button btn_speach = (Button)findViewById(R.id.btn_speak); btn_speach.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() { public void onClick(View v) { Intent intent

I would like to use the Google Voice Recognition / Speech API on my iOS app. Someone have idea how I can do it? pbibergal I don't think you can do this. But you have other speech recognition APIs developed for iOS like the following: Open Ears iSpeech 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13517074/google-voice-recognition-on-ios