VoxForge
Hi,
I am developing a game and I want to control it with voice commands.
I am using julius with the voxForge acoustic model to recognize some phrases.
My problem is that I need to execute Julius in background meanwhile the game is running and several times check if any word is recognize.
¿Does anybody know how can I do this?
Also we want to study, in an avanced state of the project, the posibility of record the games audio to keep the model training
continuosly.
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> My problem is that I need to execute Julius in background meanwhile the game is running and several times check if any word is recognize.
I don't see a problem here. All background processing is usually done in a thread. You can start a thread and use julius as a library like in demo julius-simple.c
> Also we want to study, in an avanced state of the project, the posibility of record the games audio to keep the model training
It is possible
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Thanks for your response. I was looking for a complex solution but I definitely do it with threads.
The question of automate the training I don´t see a problem recording the audio, Julius have a configuration command where I can record automaticaly all the input from the microphone.
The problem is relate each recording with a correct prompt. Should I do this manualy?
The idea is to upload every record to your page, and automaticaly download a last version when the user start the aplication.
Thanks
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> The problem is relate each recording with a correct prompt. Should I do this manualy?
Well, you can do both ways. As a developer you need to decide if you want to bother your users with manual corrections or get lower adaptation effect without them. It's perfectly possible to adapt without correct transcriptions.
> The idea is to upload every record to your page, and automaticaly download a last version when the user start the aplication.
It's also possible.
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