Questions tagged [julius-speech]

Questions related to the "Julius Open-Source Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition Engine". This tag is distinct from the same named component of the Yesod application which has its own tag.

The Julius Open-Source Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition Engine as described at https://github.com/julius-speech/julius is a speech recognizer that can work with audio and language models generated by the University of Cambridge HTK language toolkit http://htk.eng.cam.ac.uk/.

A comprehensive introduction to the subject of automatic speech recognition (ASR) with computers, together with tutorials and a forum for discussion can be found at http://voxforge.org/home.

Julius is one of a number of free and open source speech recognition applications which includes the Sphinx family from Carnegie Mellon University, Kaldi and Simon.

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adintool or psychopy for capturing speech for recognition by Julius?

I am working with Julius to recognize speech. I would like to have speech passed to Julius consistently as long as the mic is running, and store individual words to a library. I am looking for the best method to record and/or pass audio only when…
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Errors running julius.jconf in Ubuntu 18.04 command line

I have installed julius according to the Quick Run instructions on their git repo, but am getting mixed results that never run. However, when running the Quickstart suggested in this thread I have been able to get the program running. Using the…
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HARK for Speech Recoginition

I'm at the research stage in designing a Speech Recoginition app using HARK open source (compel using HARK), but the HARK system documentation confuses me. I have read the following HARK system…
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Triggering script or external programm on Julius speech recognition

I'm trying to use Julius on ubuntu. After a couple of hours I've finally made it to work. Basically, the only thing I need it to do is to trigger a script when it recognizes a certain word (ex. "computer"). And that's the main problem. What's the…
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Save text output from Julius

I am running Julius speech recognition on Windows 10 and would like to save a text output of only whatever is said to a text file, i.e., the value of the "sentence 1 line" marked below. I've searched through the documentation and online but haven't…
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how to play SIP RTP packets

I'm working on windows, trying to make one application in .NET that capture the RTP SIP traffic information, and send it to julius for word detection, example if the person at the line says "one" julius can detect based on the grammar file the word…
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Reduce silence time between two words in Julius speech recognition

I have successfully completed a speech recognition application with Julius speech recognition for English, but the problem is: I want to reduce the silence time between two words to identify both words. Is there a way to configure this silence…
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julius: command not found even though it is installed

I am working with speech processing and needed to install julius. I executed the following command on my Mac: brew install julius This installed julius-4.3.1. However, when I type julius, I get: -bash: julius: command not found So I tried…
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python pause pexpect.spawn and its used devices

I am using pexpect in python to receive continuous audio data from an audio input for my home automation project. Is there a way to pause the pexpect from using my audio device? Or can I use the audio device in two separate programs/scripts? What I…
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Re: Julius Speech Recognition

I am using julius speech recognition for my application. I have one doubt regarding julius: I have downloaded the latest version and was successful in using its lib and making it work. the problem I am facing is..once the app starts and I call the…