Comments on: Gnome-Voice-Control 0.2 Demonstration http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/ Português, English, Deutsch, Français Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:04:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: Juan http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-198 Juan Sat, 09 Aug 2008 22:20:47 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-198 Hi! I just installed gnome-voice-control on ubuntu Hardy (64bits) from Synapthic and qhen I run the applet I got an error message. I solve it folowing this instructions: http://ph.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=839528 But, when it was finally running, it just keep on the calibration state, no more. How I can fix it? do I hv to do something else in order to get it ready? Hi!

I just installed gnome-voice-control on ubuntu Hardy (64bits) from Synapthic and qhen I run the applet I got an error message. I solve it folowing this instructions:

http://ph.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=839528

But, when it was finally running, it just keep on the calibration state, no more. How I can fix it? do I hv to do something else in order to get it ready?

]]> By: ngun http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-189 ngun Tue, 10 Jun 2008 14:49:18 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-189 Wonderful! I think you should also see if it can control a web browser as it is the most used application for most people. open bookmarks choose bookmark scroll up/down previous/next to move to those pages would do for a start. Hey, you guys deserve some donations and support! Wonderful!
I think you should also see if it can control a web browser as it is the most used application for most people.
open
bookmarks
choose bookmark
scroll up/down
previous/next to move to those pages

would do for a start.

Hey, you guys deserve some donations and support!

]]> By: hp http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-186 hp Sat, 03 May 2008 02:25:02 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-186 Wow! I have been waiting for that so long! Thanks and keep going.. best regards from germany.. Wow! I have been waiting for that so long! Thanks and keep going.. best regards from germany..

]]> By: opax http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-184 opax Mon, 07 Apr 2008 14:32:18 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-184 Hello Bravo!! It's great! I ll try to customize it for me because i am french... is there a place where we can find how to build the FSG files? Thanks! and keep working! Hello

Bravo!! It’s great!
I ll try to customize it for me because i am french…
is there a place where we can find how to build the FSG files?

Thanks! and keep working!

]]> By: Vincent de Vries http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-182 Vincent de Vries Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:11:07 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-182 I agree with MyName. Kut (announced as you said "cut") is a rude dutch word for Vagina. I really can't wait to have this app installed. It sounds like lots of fun at the moment, and can be very usefull in certain circumstances. Most of all: It gives me a reason (read: excuse) to say Kut in public places. Keep up the good work! I agree with MyName.

Kut (announced as you said “cut”) is a rude dutch word for Vagina.
I really can’t wait to have this app installed. It sounds like lots of fun at the moment, and can be very usefull in certain circumstances.
Most of all: It gives me a reason (read: excuse) to say Kut in public places.

Keep up the good work!

]]> By: bastianazzo http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-75 bastianazzo Tue, 24 Jul 2007 04:35:32 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-75 hi again! i'm sorry, but I didn't get your mail on Gnome Voice Control project page (I'm referring to nsh, since you're the one who is always replying ;) ). i just wanted to point out this post I went by: http://smart-machines.blogspot.com/2007/06/free-voice-recognition-software-that.html maybe you caught it too (it was via linuxtoday.com). in a comment, they refer to OpenAir: http://mindmakers.org/openair/airPage.jsp as a simple way to interface a C++/C# program to sphinx... maybe you already know all about those things... bye! hi again!
i’m sorry, but I didn’t get your mail on Gnome Voice Control project page (I’m referring to nsh, since you’re the one who is always replying ;) ).
i just wanted to point out this post I went by:
http://smart-machines.blogspot.com/2007/06/free-voice-recognition-software-that.html
maybe you caught it too (it was via linuxtoday.com). in a comment, they refer to OpenAir:
http://mindmakers.org/openair/airPage.jsp
as a simple way to interface a C++/C# program to sphinx…
maybe you already know all about those things…

bye!

]]> By: nsh http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-74 nsh Sun, 08 Jul 2007 10:45:13 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-74 > so, the goal is basically to make a second engine that is going to recognize all the words not belonging to the set of commands, and associate them with a sort of “do nothing”, instead of using the mostly predictable, but still totally wrong word in the vocabulary. Exactly, but it's mostly not investigated area currently. At least there are no samples for that neither in sphinx nor in other decoders. > is it possible to make the vocabulary “context sensitive”? i mean, is it possible to a-priori exclude from the set of recognizable words, the one that are not belonging to the current possible set of commands? Our language model (FSG) is already context-sensitive. Sadly it's not possible to change it on the fly (it's possible in sphinx4 though) but between utterances we change FSG according to current window. Of course it's also an interesting domain of investigations. >i hope i was clear enough, sorry if i keep doing questions, but this project is really interesting Please do. Probably it's better to mail me and Raphael instead since it's hard to track blog comments. > so, the goal is basically to make a second engine that is going to recognize all the words not belonging to the set of commands, and associate them with a sort of “do nothing”, instead of using the mostly predictable, but still totally wrong word in the vocabulary.

Exactly, but it’s mostly not investigated area currently. At least there are no samples for that neither in sphinx nor in other decoders.

> is it possible to make the vocabulary “context sensitive”? i mean, is it possible to a-priori exclude from the set of recognizable words, the one that are not belonging to the current possible set of commands?

Our language model (FSG) is already context-sensitive. Sadly it’s not possible to change it on the fly (it’s possible in sphinx4 though) but between utterances we change FSG according to current window. Of course it’s also an interesting domain of investigations.

>i hope i was clear enough, sorry if i keep doing questions, but this project is really
interesting

Please do. Probably it’s better to mail me and Raphael instead since it’s hard to track blog comments.

]]> By: bastianazzo http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-73 bastianazzo Sat, 07 Jul 2007 06:06:12 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-73 thank you, this is much clearer now. so, the goal is basically to make a second engine that is going to recognize all the words not belonging to the set of commands, and associate them with a sort of "do nothing", instead of using the mostly predictable, but still totally wrong word in the vocabulary. is it possible to make the vocabulary "context sensitive"? i mean, is it possible to a-priori exclude from the set of recognizable words, the one that are not belonging to the current possible set of commands? i hope i was clear enough, sorry if i keep doing questions, but this project is really interesting thank you, this is much clearer now.
so, the goal is basically to make a second engine that is going to recognize all the words not belonging to the set of commands, and associate them with a sort of “do nothing”, instead of using the mostly predictable, but still totally wrong word in the vocabulary.
is it possible to make the vocabulary “context sensitive”? i mean, is it possible to a-priori exclude from the set of recognizable words, the one that are not belonging to the current possible set of commands?
i hope i was clear enough, sorry if i keep doing questions, but this project is really interesting

]]> By: nsh http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-72 nsh Wed, 04 Jul 2007 23:07:24 +0000 http://raphaelnunes.wordpress.com/2007/06/29/gnome-voice-control-02-demonstration/#comment-72 > which is the C-file we should look at for the development? by following it from the very first time would allow us to better understand the program. in my understanding, it shouldn’t be that complex already, because most of the job is actually taken by the sphinx2 engine, am i wrong? Sorry, I don't quite understand, everything is in tarball, you can look there if you are interested. Program is not very complex now indeed. > what do you mean by: duplicated generic context-independent model? Something like that have sense, but it's not so easy to implement without free voice data: https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4381329 > which is the C-file we should look at for the development? by following it from the very first time would allow us to better understand the program. in my understanding, it shouldn’t be that complex already, because most of the job is actually taken by the sphinx2 engine, am i wrong?

Sorry, I don’t quite understand, everything is in tarball, you can look there if you are interested. Program is not very complex now indeed.

> what do you mean by: duplicated generic context-independent model?

Something like that have sense, but it’s not so easy to implement without free voice data:

https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4381329

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