speech-recognition

Using Microsoft's SAPI 5.3 Speech API on Vista, how do you programatically do acoustic model training of a RecoProfile? More concretely, if you have a text file, and an audio file of a user speaking that text, what sequence of SAPI calls would you make to train the user's profile using that text and audio? Update: More information about this problem I still haven't solved: You call ISpRecognizer2.SetTrainingState( TRUE, TRUE ) at "the beginning" and ISpRecognizer2.SetTrainingState( FALSE, TRUE ) at "the end." But it is still unclear just when those actions have to happen relative to other

Google has speech recognition services available for use from mobile phones (Android has it built in, iPhone users can use the Google application) - http://www.google.com/mobile/ . We've found one article where someone tried to reverse engineer the service at http://waxy.org/2008/11/deconstructing_google_mobiles_voice_search_on_the_iphone/ . We want to better understand what is happening over the network when we use Android's RecognizerIntent. Does anyone have any experience using this service over the web or know of other articles that may explain its workings? I read this presentation few

My application records audio using MediaRecorder class in AsyncTask and also use Google API transform speech to text - Recognizer Intent - using the code from this question : How can I use speech recognition without the annoying dialog in android phones I have tried also to record audio in Thread, but this is worse solution. It causes more problems. My problem is that my application works properly on emulator. But emulator don't supports speech reocognition because of lack of voice recognition services. And on my device my application has crash when I starts recording audio and speech

Is there a way to issue a voice command something like: OK GOOGLE ASK XXX Some App Specific Question or Command And have it launch "APP" with the recognized text: "Some App Specific Question or Command" My app has speech recognition as a service ... but when using my APP I can't ask questions that OK Google can handle ... ianhanniballake Through the Voice Actions API , your app can register for system actions , one of which is 'search' (so you could do 'search for Some Question or command on APP'). In the past, some developers were able to submit a custom voice action request . Upon approval,

I'm now working with my project and I'm about to build a Siri-like application for the desktop computer. I am thinking if Google Speech API is reliable and accurate for speech recognition? Can you suggest to me what speech API is the most accurate in terms of speech recognition? Most preferably a free API. Thank you. Kevin Junghans While the Google speech API is free it is not an official public API. Some people have reverse engineered it, as is discussed in this blog . If you are planning on accessing the API directly for a commercial product I would not recommend it because they can drop it

I know that there is no public API for the SIRI-Services, but is there an API for simple Speech-Recognition? So if I have a textfield and the user taps onto that textfield, a keyboard with the typically microphone button appears and if he pressed it the speech get recognized and transformed into a string object? Or is this button maybe presented by default? Nishant Tyagi There are many libraries availble. You can use any of them. openears // This is the best library VocalKit (Deprecated for open ears) TTS ispeech (Not free) Hope it helps you. NOTE : if you download openears ( which contains a