A few minutes ago, I built the simon development version:
$ cd Documents/201001/speech2text
$ git pull origin master
$ ./build_ubuntu.sh
It is working.
I would like to know how sam > Input & output files > Serialize scenarios | Serialize prompts is working. Is there a tutorial available?
Tags: build_ubuntu.sh, node10, sam
No, sorry.
Basically, with the new architecture you organize your vocabulary, grammar, commands, etc. in scenario packages. During compilation you serialize those scenarios to the input files for the HTK / Julius tools.
Those buttons in sam provide the same serialization features and are basically “export to HTK/Julius” buttons. They are not meant to be used as “export” features but rather as a way to intervene at a lower level. sam caters to the power user who wants to tweak their model and wants absolute control over it. By providing the option to change the model files directly _after_ simon does its magic, the process becomes much more transparent and power users really do have full control over their models while the average user still profits from the aforementioned “magic” that will automatically try to make the best out of the provided user input.
Moreover, this way the simon files don’t have to take HTK bugs / limitations into account (those issues are dealt with during synchronization) and simond has more control over what to give to HTK. Thanks to the new architecture, simon now deals much better with often accuring errors and acually fixes a lot of problems on the fly.
Greetings,
Peter