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   by kenarsa 8y ago

   BTW, Picovocie runs on RPi (all variant not only RPi3).
2. 92.▲
   by kenarsa 8y ago

   We do support Windows!
3. 93.▲
   by kenarsa 8y ago

   You can use this for free under Apache 2 license for a personal non-commercial use. No licensing needed. You don't need to pay us a penny as long as you don't make money off it.
4. 94.▲
   by kenarsa 8y ago

   I would love to see Picovocie on ESP32. We've looked into this as we get many requests for Picovoice on ESP32. The challenge is to find a commercial request at a reasonable scale to cover the porting effort. I suspect it should be less
5. 95.▲
   by kenarsa 8y ago

   You should check this out: https://github.com/Picovoice/wakeword-benchmark We do work with a couple of SoC manufacturers and will disclose some of the results when our partners are ready. In general, we can run on any
6. 96.▲
   by kenarsa 8y ago

   The reason the quote is not present is that there are just too many factors involved. What is the platform you are using (iOS, Android, ARM Cortex-M, DSP, etc)? What is the scale? Are you deploying to ten devices or ten million? Do you have
7. 97.▲
   by kenarsa 8y ago

   We will open source Cheetah this year with a similar licensing model as Porcupine.
8. 98.▲
   by kenarsa 8y ago

   Hello. Thanks for the comment. We have plans to open source two more products this year. with similar licensing compared to Porcupine. 1- Speech-to-Intent: It allows you to issue complex voice commands in a specific domain and in turn retur
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   by kenarsa 8y ago

   I am the founder of Picovoice. I am NOT going to comment on comparison as obviously I will be biased ;) With Picovoice you can use the voice control engine to accomplish this. Maybe something similar to this demo? https://picovoi
10. 100.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    It is true! Have you tried it? :) We will add another demo for speech-to-intent module fairly soon (over this weekend). Stay tuned!
11. 101.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    This is Alireza. I am the founder of Picovoice. Thanks a lot for the information and also sharing. I 100% agree we do need to work on the website and its content. It is definitely in our TODO list. Will prioritize. In the meantime happy to
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    by kenarsa 8y ago

    That's odd. If there are errors in the console. Please open an issue in the GitHub repo is possible: https://github.com/Picovoice/Porcupine Otherwise, I am thinking it could be something related to the microphone?
13. 103.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Sounds like a great idea. Let us know if you face any problems integrating it. Happy to help. Cheers!
14. 104.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    thanks a lot for the feedback :) Take a look at this standalone demo if you like https://github.com/Picovoice/Porcupine/tree/master/demo/js it should be a matter of tweaking a few parameters.
15. 105.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Sounds like a good idea. I will think about it. thanks for feedback.
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    Voice control engine that runs fully in the browser using WebAssembly(picovoice.ai)

    86 points by kenarsa 8y ago|27 comments
17. 107.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Thanks. Do you use the default parameters and tune from there?
18. 108.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Unfortunately, we only offer Ubuntu x86_64 at the moment. We are planning to add more platforms (Mac and Windows). I make a note of your request and add it to our todo list. Thank you.
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    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Thanks for the question. You can use our first product: https://github.com/Picovoice/Porcupine . It is a voice-control (wake-word) engine. It allows you to detect multiple keywords (phrases) in the audio stream in real
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    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Great question. I believe that someone has already performed this measurement on a variety of could APIs (Google, Amazon. MS. etc.). I remember seeing it on GitHub while ago. I can't find it right now with a simple Google search. But I
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    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Hello, sorry to interrupt the conversation. I am Alireza. I am the founder of Picovoice (maker of Cheetah). Thanks for mentioning the quote I heard it from few friends who used to work in Nuance. But didn't know where it came from orig
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    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Thanks for the link. I'll be sure to look into it. It is impressive. A disclaimer is that we use the valid train portion of CV as part of our training set. But it is less than 10% of the train set (in terms of hours). Also, we do not e
23. 113.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Thanks for the comment. Not currently at the moment. But we are going to provide more information on picovoice.ai in coming days.
24. 114.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Thanks for the comment. Just wanted to quickly clarify that the model is available here: https://github.com/Picovoice/stt-benchmark/tree/master/resou...
25. 115.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    That is a good point. Definitely a valid roadmap and something we should consider. Thank you for the suggestion.
26. 116.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    If you use the CPU that we used for testing yes. It's an Intel CPU. The detail is in readme. You can do 30 streams per core. If you have 2 cores you can do 60.
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    by kenarsa 8y ago

    We used entire librispeech as part of our training set.
28. 118.▲
    by kenarsa 8y ago

    I agree with your point. That is why we open sourced the benchmark so you can verify it yourself. You just need an Ubuntu machine with python 3.6. I appreciate the question.
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    by kenarsa 8y ago

    This is a bit of surprise to me as well. That being said. The dataset is a tough one. I am ESL, but some of the accented examples I have a hard time understanding. Also the recordings are not near field and there is sometime some background
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    by kenarsa 8y ago

    Thanks for comment. We don't train on the dataset being tested on. I am fairly certain the other engines don't as well.