Speech Recognition For Xp
Debaschmidt 24-May-10 2:0724-May-10 2:07Dear Sir,Whenever I wish to run the code, I debug the code & its shows error in the dialog box which is belowSystem.InvalidOperationException was unhandledMessage='The language for the grammar does not match the language of the speech recognizer.' Source='System.Speech'at line ' recognizer.LoadGrammar(customGrammar);' inside 'private void InitializeSpeechRecognitionEngine'The machine is installed with Windows Vista Home Premium, SAPI 5.1 & Visual Studio 2005 with Beta Upgrade.The Program of Speech Synthesis runs, however I am getting trouble in Speech-Recognition. Whenever I have tried with Microsoft Anna / Mike(all 4 options) it shows Fatal error. Belkin usb to serial f5u409-cu driver license. KR,It's part of the OS, so you can probably think of it in terms of 'integration'.
Microsoft allows you to use windows and popups, right? The speech recognition engine in Vista, to my thinking, is the same sort of thing. As long as you aren't repackaging elements of the OS into your own application, but instead are just hooking into it, I don't see why it is a problem.Of course, you do have to make sure that your clients are running Vista under your scenario.But I'm a layman and not a lawyer, and this is just a layman's opinion.James.
Guden 5-May-09 22:535-May-09 22:53Hello,What if a spoken word or sentence is rejected, is it posible to tell the engine that the rejected sound is equal to a specific text? Or will i have to add the text to the grammer - and hope that it figures out it corrosponds to the correct sound?Is it posible to train the engine if i have a lot of spoken wavefiles of dictation and corrosponding texts which have been transcribed from the wavefiles? I know how to use a wavefile as an input, but i still need to teach it the parts it cant translate from audio into text.I hope you can help me on this matter as i cant seem to find anything elsewhere on the net.Thanks in advance!Best regards,Simon. Guden,You've hit on one of the key issues in speech recognition technology. We can either train a speech recognition engine to favor certain words (for instance, words common to dictation) or we can train an engine to recognize the speech patterns of a given speaker.A lack of a solution on the Internet may be due to the fact that we haven't yet hit on a good solution.
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In an ideal world, a speech engine would be able to translate any speech into text - but this isn't currently the world we live in.If your list of custom words (the favored words) is small enough, then you might be able to solve this for your domain by having a custom dictionary (see my Sophiabot article for a walkthrough of using this). As the dictionary gets bigger, however, the accuracy diminishes and you'll have to fall back on the speech engine being able to recognize certain speakers.It's sort of a hit or miss thing, and you'll have to try different speech engines to see if any are smart enough to deal with your specific dictionary accurately.On the other hand, it may just come down to waiting for the speech recognition technology to catch up to the uses we want to put it to.James. Aamircode,Thank you for your kind words. I'm currently on a project for a client and don't have much time, but you can try using Kamal Patel's conversion tool here: , to get a vb equivalent of this code. I think you might get a lot out of simply doing the conversion - I always find that looking at vb and c# versions of the same code helps me to understand it better.If this doesn't work, just contact me again in a week or so, when my project is done, and I'll see what I can do to help you out.Yours,James.