Re: sox to chatscript

[Chris Angelico <rosuav@gmail.com>]

On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 3:02 AM, paul fellows <4-werk@gmx.com> wrote:
> 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. Then it will do what I want. Chatscript will print the letter p.
>

What you're asking for is the entire pattern recognition code. Perhaps
it would be easier to describe this using written text, taking the
whole question of speech recog out of the picture. Would you expect
the pngtopnm program to be able to produce a file which has a unique
and consistent pattern for the handwritten letter 'p'? No, because
optical character recognition is not a part of pngtopnm's job. Plus,
handwriting is inherently messy (in the computing sense; though mine
is messy in every other sense too), so it's extremely difficult to
produce a perfect transcription.

You're asking for some fairly magical features here, and you'll do far
FAR better to look for a dedicated speech-to-text tool and see if you
can do it with that.

ChrisA

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