Re: sox to chatscript

["Mike Hamilton" <mikeh@hamilton.net.au>]

> The nonsense that this would output is not a problem, provided that the
sound /p/ as spoken by me produces the same set of patterns each time, and
no other sound produces the same patters.

(sigh) You've been told AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN that this infantile
approach to speech recognition WILL NOT WORK and CAN NEVER WORK, but you're
so convinced that you're better than +60 years of research into speech to
text, so you just won't listen.

> provided that the sound /p/ as spoken by me produces the same set of
patterns each time, and no other sound produces the same patters.

This WILL *NOT NOT NOT* produce the same "set of patterns each time". And
(in English) how would you distinguish between the "p" in pear" and the "p"
in "phone" ?

I'm not sure whether you're (a) a troll (b) a 13 year old kid on a Commodore
64 or (c) just incredibly obtuse.

WHAT YOU REALLY WANT is Microsoft's (free) speech to text API (SAPI) at e.g.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms720151%28v=vs.85%29.aspx . All
you'll have to learn is C++, which admittedly is slightly harder than the
DOS command line interface to SoX.

I would feel really bad if you really are a starry-eyed kid and I'm crushing
your dreams ... but someone had to say it.


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