In C++ Programming Language How to Develop speak recognisation.?

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Plz Told me how to create a Speak Recognisation program in c++ programming language

Posted 21-Aug-13 2:56am

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Bernhard Hiller 22-Aug-13 2:42am

Develop everything by yourself for a language not yet support by commercial speach recognition engines? Or just embed an existing engine into your application?

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2013-08-21T03:00:00

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I would Google for a library[^].

Posted 21-Aug-13 3:00am

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H.Brydon 21-Aug-13 22:57pm

I read your answer and gave it a +5 (obscure reference to your other comment). :-)

CPallini 22-Aug-13 2:23am

Thank you. :-)

Maximilien · Answer 2 · 2013-08-21T03:06:00

I assume you will be developing on Windows.

C++: You can use the (Speech API[^]).

C# (if you decide to go that way): There are some API[^] available for that.

If you need to re-invent the wheel, then you will need to learn about the different speech recognition algorithms; I assume it includes a lot of spectral (spectrum?) analysis.

Just google it.

Max.