Re:Voice2json: Offline speech and intent recognition on Linux
by tootie on Saturday May 22, 2021 @10:57AM
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Is the primary use case for NLP interfaces? I'm looking for a good tool for automated transcriptions of long-form (10-60 minutes) of audio.
Re:Voice2json: Offline speech and intent recognition on Linux
by synesthesiam on Saturday May 22, 2021 @01:09PM
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I'd recommend using Vosk directly for that: https://alphacephei.com/vosk/
voice2json is better suited for limited domain speech, where each sentence is a specific voice command (think home automation).
Re:Voice2json: Offline speech and intent recognition on Linux
by Jeaye on Friday May 21, 2021 @11:01PM
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Have you seen anyone using this for vim? Do you have any example of how that might look, or insight into whether it would work?
Re:Voice2json: Offline speech and intent recognition on Linux
by synesthesiam on Friday May 21, 2021 @11:14PM
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I haven't seen this yet, but I imagine it would involve running at least "voice2json record-command | voice2json transcribe-wav | jq .text". This will record a single command (until silence), and output the text transcription.
Re:Voice2json: Offline speech and intent recognition on Linux
by markjgx on Friday May 21, 2021 @09:26PM
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Hey there, this looks great. I was wondering why Deepspeech 0.6? Why not the latest version DeepSpeech 0.9?
Re:Voice2json: Offline speech and intent recognition on Linux
by synesthesiam on Friday May 21, 2021 @09:54PM
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I need to cycle back and update voice2json. Rhasspy (the full voice assistant) supports DeepSpeech 0.9.3.
The TLDR of this project is: a unified command-line interface to different offline speech recognition projects, with the ability to train your own grammar/intent recognizer in one step.
My apologies for the broken packages; I'll get those fixed shortly. My focus lately has been on Rhasspy (https://github.com/rhasspy/rhasspy), which has a lot of the same ideas but a larger scope (full voice assistant).
Questions, comments, and suggestions are welcomed and appreciated!