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Nice project and bold to demo with a French native speaking English. On a side project, I'm looking at the best interface to facilitate further edition (correc
by guillem_lefait 6y ago
Nice project and bold to demo with a French native speaking English.
On a side project, I'm looking at the best interface to facilitate further edition (correction) of the recognized text. Target is local councils and regional parliament, where sessions are usually recorded but without transcripts. If xx% accuracy is enough to identify keywords, manual edition is still required to not distort precise meaning.
Nothing special in the interface, but two features seems interesting:
1. Be able to collaborate in real-time. Maybe using Etherpad API to merge multiple editions.
2. Easily validate text and label speakers so as to generate new training data.
Pointers to similar existing solutions would be very appreciated.
- nsomaru 6y agoI’m really interested in this project too. Been thinking about similar solutions for a while now. I looked into Kaldi and Mozilla Deep Speech but the former seems geared at ASR experts and the latter didn’t seem suited for my particular application (longer recorded audio or real time stream)
- whimsicalism 6y agoUse wav2letter
- posguy 6y agoMozilla DeepSpeech has streaming audio support as of a few releases ago, the word error rate has also improved. I would recommend looking at Vosk too, it converts speech to text much faster than Mozilla DeepSpeech while having slightly better results: https://alphacephei.com/vosk/ https://alphacephei.com/vosk/