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For those on Linux, I've been working on a Talon inspired voice coding program called Osprey that uses the Google Cloud speech to text API: https://github.com/o
by cjbassi 7y ago
For those on Linux, I've been working on a Talon inspired voice coding program called Osprey that uses the Google Cloud speech to text API: https://github.com/osprey-voice/osprey https://github.com/osprey-voice/osprey.
It's still very much a work in progress but it's already been working very well for me and I'm actually using it to type out this response right now.
- nshm 7y agoWhy would you work with google when there are much more accurate open source speech recognizers based on Kaldi? With that specific usecase it is very easy to beat Google on accuracy.
- lunixbochs 7y agoI think google as the primary engine results in stuff like this: https://github.com/osprey-voice/osprey-starter-pack/blob/master/src/text/formatters.py#L8 https://github.com/osprey-voice/osprey-starter-pack/blob/mas... On the other hand it’s probably better at general (non command) English.
- cjbassi 7y agoYeah it uses a lot of machine learning and context based inference, which is great for dictating phrases but less so for commands.
- cjbassi 7y agoActually I don't think I ended up testing kaldi because it seemed difficult to set up but I'll give it a try now that you mention it.