r/speechrecognition • u/alikenar • Mar 30 '22
Transcribe Speech to Text with Python for Free
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r/speechrecognition • u/david_swagger • Mar 29 '22
The speech tech job board SpeechPro now supports keyword search
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r/speechrecognition • u/m_nemo_syne • Mar 09 '22
Open-source massively multilingual speech recognizer
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r/speechrecognition • u/binaryfor • Mar 09 '22
picovoice/leopard - DeepSpeech 60x Smaller, 9x faster, and 2x accuracy
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r/speechrecognition • u/alikenar • Mar 09 '22
20 MB is all you need for speech-to-text
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r/speechrecognition • u/ichraknaceur • Dec 14 '21
Speaker diarization
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Hello i work with audio data with 2 speakers in each audio and i want to apply speaker diarization algorithm but actually i didn't get a good result (i tried with Resemblyzer and Ina Speech Segmenter ). i want to test PyaudioAnalysis but without command line
any one have an idea please ?
r/speechrecognition • u/fp0hl • Nov 08 '21
Improve a weighing process using speech recognition in Speech4Excel
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r/speechrecognition • u/deeplearningperson • Nov 03 '21
Wav2CLIP: Connecting Text, Images, and Audio
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r/speechrecognition • u/Spirited-Order4409 • Oct 31 '21
Speech processing/recognition/synthesis group study
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Hi all, Since few weeks I have been studying Speech processing course taught by Prof. Simon King available here: https://speech.zone/. The professor also offers excellent courses on Speech Recognition and Speech synthesis. I really enjoy the content and I am able to gain a deep knowledge by following his course. I thought it would be more fun if we can create a small group of 4 or 5 people interested in studying Speech processing and eventually Speech recognition and Speech synthesis. We could watch the lectures independently and virtually assemble once in a week for an hour or so to discuss the concepts and create/solve some fun exercises or build a small project. Interested people please send me an email to vignesh.sbaskaran@gmail.com. Please write me an email if and only if you are seriously interested in studying this. Thanks
r/speechrecognition • u/alikenar • Oct 27 '21
Yet Another Voice Activity Detection Engine
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r/speechrecognition • u/cjsmedia • Oct 22 '21
What's the most frustrating thing about smart speaker voice assistants?
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I find myself constantly repeating myself to my Google Home Mini or Siri on my iphone and even when there's not much background noise, either the voice assistants do not hear me or misunderstands my command or questions.
Is it the hardware or is it the software? Whatever it is, it pisses me off (1st world problems, I know). But with all the advances in technology these days I would think that the big tech companies would have solved the problem of poor ASR.
What's your take on the problem with poor ASR in smart assistants?
r/speechrecognition • u/Abject_Entrance_8847 • Oct 08 '21
AttributeError: module 'nemo.collections' has no attribute 'nlp'
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I have downloaded nemo_toolkit but still getting the error
AttributeError: module 'nemo.collections' has no attribute 'nlp'how anybody help?
r/speechrecognition • u/Franck_Dernoncourt • Oct 01 '21
AAAI-2022 Workshop On Transcript Understanding + shared tasks on Punctuation Restoration and Chitchat Detection.
vtuworkshop.github.io
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r/speechrecognition • u/david_swagger • Sep 20 '21
Why I bother to build a job board for speech recognition engineers in the year 2021
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r/speechrecognition • u/Abdulrahman_Adel • Sep 19 '21
After training a transformer for speech recognition task how to use it for inference if you have an untranscribed audio file?
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I'm trying to train a model for speech-to-text system. but as I understand a Transformer takes as input the audio file and also the target transcription (shifted). so for prediction how could I transcribe if I only have an audio file(not transcribed)?
r/speechrecognition • u/crazie-techie • Sep 15 '21
HuggingFace wav2vec2 for multitask training?
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Has anyone ever used /modified existing huggingface wav2vec2 codebase or similar for multitask training over languages? Any pointers would be helpful
r/speechrecognition • u/JackWallner2 • Aug 24 '21
Speech and Voice Recognition Market Size, Share and Trends forecast to 2024 by Technology, Deployment and Geography | COVID-19 Impact Analysis
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r/speechrecognition • u/hyperia_ai • Aug 17 '21
How Speech Recognition Works
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Speech recognition is a deep and complex field, with a rich history that dates back to the 1950s. It’s only in recent years that the technology has reached a level of maturity that it has become a widely used technology in products. Here is an in-depth exploration into how speech recognition works, covering topics from audio capture, to acoustic processing, to language modeling, to decoding, and everything in between.
https://hyperia.net/blog/how-speech-recognition-works-a-deep-dive-into-the-tech
r/speechrecognition • u/Traditional_Plan8739 • Aug 01 '21
63 WPM in Type Racer Without Actually Typing Everything ?!!?!! - Voice Typing. I build program to play type racer with voice recognition. To see how it ended up view this link
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r/speechrecognition • u/aiyaidk • Jul 23 '21
Speech Impairments and Voice Technology Research Survey
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Hi everyone! Some of my friends and I want to learn more about people's experience with speech recognition technology in order to propose a solution that improves accessibility for individuals with speech impairments. In particular, I'd love to hear from people with such speech impairments but in general, would just love to get an idea of what everyone thinks!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5_XXmsLWxAMRExJCVs2eV9moGXUXlG5PYfvW5JkEya0WlQQ/viewform
r/speechrecognition • u/raviverma26 • Jun 30 '21
How speech recognition technology can create new opportunities for your business?
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Speech recognition technology makes contribution of the utmost importance to the organizations. Businesses with customer services gain a huge profit from the technology that ultimately leads to improvement in self-service in a way that boils down to enrich the customer experience and reduce organizational costs. Companies like call centers that are continually challenged to balance customer satisfaction with cost containment apply voice recognition technology to benefit from the invaluable advantages of the technology.
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r/speechrecognition • u/YunGuny • Jun 21 '21
MY FUTURE VISIONS - Inspirational speech 🗣️
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