В Чтв, 23/09/2010 в 14:21 -0500, Danny Nicholas пишет: > >FWIW, the current state of Speech-to-text will let you do a 70-95% accurate > translation of > >incoming voicemails depending on clarity/dialect/training. Also depends on > language of > >"native" speakers. For 100% reliability, this still requires Human > intervention. > > I'd like to do this too. Poking around, it looks like res_speech.so is the > library to enable it, but an actual separate program to convert from voice > to text is needed, like Sphinx or VXI? I haven't found anything yet that > describes how to connect it to voicemail. Examples are welcome, if anyone > has one to point at/paste. > > Looking at Sphinx and the available documentation, I think these things to > be true. > #1 - res_speech.so isn't necessary since Sphinx operates as a external > module as opposed to the resident modules of Vestec and Lumenvox. > #2 - Didn't really find a good "on-the-fly" example of processing the file > as it came in.
Hello guys I've created a little HOWTO about voicemail transcription with Asterisk and pocketsphinx here: http://nsh.nexiwave.com/2010/09/voicemail-transcription-with.html try it. If you have any other questions just ask --- Nexiwave - Speech Mining For Call Centers http://nexiwave.com
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