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💬General Category => Mac/Linux & Open Source and the X10 Home => Topic started by: Brandt on January 31, 2010, 02:14:34 PM
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I FINALLY got voice recognition to work in linux for free with almost no trouble!!
First get the binary or source depending on what you need ( I had to cross-compile the source):
http://julius.sourceforge.jp/en_index.php?q=index-en.html#download_julius
Then download the appropriate Quick Start files:
http://www.voxforge.org/home/downloads#QuickStart%20Anchor
You can possibly just use the quick start download and not need the source, but the binary is not the latest version, and it didn't work for me as I need to cross-compile.
In my case I needed to cross-compile the source and then install it on my target machine. From there I just uncompressed the quick start files inside of the julius/bin folder I had already installed.
From there I just ran ./julius -input mic -C julian.jconf
It will understand any of the words in the file julius/bin/grammer/sample.dict
I am going to try to use some of the files from the misterhouse pocketsphinx files and see what I can do with this.
-Brandt
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-:) Super ! thanks for the link. This is really cool. Downloaded source and am compiling it.
Just what I was thinking about . This will be fun.
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Way cool!
Thanks for posting this Brandt!
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I FINALLY got voice recognition to work in linux for free with almost no trouble!!
First get the binary or source depending on what you need ( I had to cross-compile the source):
http://julius.sourceforge.jp/en_index.php?q=index-en.html#download_julius
Then download the appropriate Quick Start files:
http://www.voxforge.org/home/downloads#QuickStart%20Anchor
You can possibly just use the quick start download and not need the source, but the binary is not the latest version, and it didn't work for me as I need to cross-compile.
In my case I needed to cross-compile the source and then install it on my target machine. From there I just uncompressed the quick start files inside of the julius/bin folder I had already installed.
From there I just ran ./julius -input mic -C julian.jconf
It will understand any of the words in the file julius/bin/grammer/sample.dict
I am going to try to use some of the files from the misterhouse pocketsphinx files and see what I can do with this.
-Brandt
What's pocletsphinx ? I have a bit of work to do but this looks reasonable. Project for me is to integrate
a powerlinc II into my home NAS (8021.g) wireless network. Something to keep mu busy ;D.
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pocketsphinx: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=pocketsphinx
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First time I've seen L M G T F Y!
rofl
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First time I've seen L M G T F Y!
rofl
Huh ??
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First time I've seen L M G T F Y!
rofl
WTF is L M G T F Y?
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First time I've seen L M G T F Y!
rofl
WTF is L M G T F Y?
I didn't know either until I clicked on the link for pocletsphinx. It is "Let Me Google That For You"
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First time I've seen L M G T F Y!
rofl
WTF is L M G T F Y?
I didn't know either until I clicked on the link for pocletsphinx. It is "Let Me Google That For You"
Thanks. Now I have a new bunch of letters to add to my chats -:)