Speech Recognition Machine

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I am interested in speech recognition. If anyone faced the problem of 'k', 'm' phonemes identification please give me idea. Thanks a lot.

Posted 25-Apr-11 11:03am

Viktor Signaievskyi

Updated 25-Apr-11 13:19pm

Hans Dietrich

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Ed Nutting 25-Apr-11 17:10pm

Have you tried searching Google for Speach Recognition? Have you made an effort yourself to do this? Have you actually got a problem?

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 25-Apr-11 17:54pm

Being "interested" isn't really enough for such a topic. Being obsessed would indicate a real commitment.

Hans Dietrich 25-Apr-11 18:53pm

Very true!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Apr-11 19:29pm

Can I up-vote this, Manfred? :-)
--SA

Albert Holguin 25-Apr-11 21:19pm

i'd like to upvote this as well... :)

Viktor Signaievskyi 26-Apr-11 14:35pm

Guys, don't be hurry:). I've done some efforts and really faced the problem of consonants detection. Vowels are really detected by me using sliding FFT and convolution routine. Sometimes "Googling" does not giving solutions, especially if topic requires some "brain creative activity" ;). So, one more... GUYS! I really don't interested in ready-made solution and advices like: "Take some lib and just use it!". It is very interesting to provide some solution based on physics of sound (no to "monkey job"). That is why I think that it would be nice to speak about recognition with community.

P.S. Please, if you have no idea what is wave, frequency or spectrum do not overload this page by unnecessary advices. Thanks.

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-04-25T18:25:00

Solution 1

Start from here:
Speech Recognition And Synthesis Managed APIs In Windows Vista[^]
A Simple Speech Application Using SAPI 5.1 SDK[^]

A discussion on similar lines of recognizing without training: here.[^]

Posted 25-Apr-11 18:25pm

Sandeep Mewara