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Summer of Code/2014/bliss-sid/Voice-interface (view source)
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'''2. Describe your project in 10-20 sentences. What are you making? Who are you making it for, and why do they need it? What technologies (programming languages, etc.) will you be using?'''
'''2. Describe your project in 10-20 sentences. What are you making? Who are you making it for, and why do they need it? What technologies (programming languages, etc.) will you be using?'''
With my project,I am aiming to add another dimension to Sugar Labs learning experience by fabricating a speech recognition engine with the help of Pocketsphinx.I will start with en_US Hidden Markov Acoustic Model included with Pocketsphinx-0.8.For making it more interactive,we will use a Text-to-Speech engine like eSpeak( Or any better alternative).I will add speech recognition within activities and add a documentation for every activity with certain keywords that will perfrom a task.The basic working of this feature will
With my project,I am aiming to add another dimension to Sugar Labs learning experience by fabricating a speech recognition engine with the help of Pocketsphinx.I will start with en_US Hidden Markov Acoustic Model included with Pocketsphinx-0.8.For making it more interactive,we will use a Text-to-Speech engine like eSpeak( Or any better alternative).I will add speech recognition within activities and add a documentation for every activity with certain keywords that will perfrom a task.
'''After completion of this project''',
'''After completion of this project''',
'''3.''' Their will be special support for '''TurtleBlocks,Terminal,Chat and Browse activity''' like for TurtleBlocks activity,if we say
'''3.''' Their will be special support for '''TurtleBlocks,Terminal,Chat and Browse activity''' like for TurtleBlocks activity,if we say
“Forward 20”,it goes 20 units forward.
“Forward 20”,it goes 20 units forward.
The basic working of this feature will be like
def get_hyp(self):
"""
This function returns the final recognized string of the
utterance.It is an inbuilt function in pocketsphinx.
"""
cdef const_char_ptr hyp
cdef const_char_ptr uttid
cdef int score
hyp = ps_get_hyp(self.ps, &score, &uttid)
# No result
if hyp == NULL:
return None, None, 0
return hyp, uttid, score
def check(self):
"""
This function will check the recognized string hyp
for the keywords that will give in documentation for
performing any specific task.
"""
word=hyp.split()
if(word[0]="Keyword")
If word[0]="Keyword" ,the corresponding function to perform that task will be called.Like in TurtleBlocks,if word[0]="Forward" then a function with word[1] as a parameter will be called and turtle will move forward by that units.
I read somewhere that Summer of Code is not about how much you know. It is about how quickly you can learn and how eager you are to contribute to your Open Source community.I have loved studying the Sugarlabs repository and learned a lot so far.
I read somewhere that Summer of Code is not about how much you know. It is about how quickly you can learn and how eager you are to contribute to your Open Source community.I have loved studying the Sugarlabs repository and learned a lot so far.