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by ausjke 11y ago
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There are a few open source alternative, Kaldi is new to me
- dharma1 11y agoThis one looks promising too, although very early days. https://github.com/srvk/eesen https://github.com/srvk/eesen I think we'll see something state of the art (that runs on mobile devices pretty soon in the open source world. You also need a good microphone setup to get good quality speech in. Both Echo and Dot have a 7 mic array with beamforming, which helps a lot with far field speech recognition.