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I'm very interested in using this for robotics, especially RoboCup. That that latter case, I can't use an internet connection, the robot must be fully autonomou
by ragebol 13y ago
I'm very interested in using this for robotics, especially RoboCup. That that latter case, I can't use an internet connection, the robot must be fully autonomous and independent.
Can I run an instance of a wit server myself? And perhaps update its speech models regularly?
- ar7hur 13y agoYes you'll be able to run a lightweight Wit runtime locally very soon. Learning will still happen on the server. The embedded client will upload its usage data to feed training, and download updated models (for both speech and natural language understanding).
- ragebol 13y agoWhat does "lightweight" entail? Only that the learning is online? What would still be awesome.
- ar7hur 13y agoLightweight = pure C + runtime only (as opposed to the training side, which needs lots of CPU and memory resources)
- existencebox 13y agoAny chance for those of us with lots of spare CPU and memory resources lying around to get ahold of a standalone server package? This out of an interest of all of not relying on third party services, a compulsion for DIY, and a slight completely illogical unease with sending personal training datasets to a potentially untrusted source.
- iandanforth 13y agoVery cool! I will definitely use this.