introducing Sphinx

Interesting: Lexicon Tool – I think that I can use this tool for my own English prompts. And I can test this with sam. Probably I should import the Sphinx lexicon with simon first, then do the testing with sam.

how to decode – reading

system>administration>users and groups> click on root name and go to password
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http://sphinx.subwiki.com/sphinx/index.php/Hello_World_Decoder_QuickStart_Guide#Make_a_Base:_.2Fusr.2Fsrc.2Fsphinx.2F

liberty@liberty-desktop:~$ su -
Password:
root@liberty-desktop:~# cd /usr/src
root@liberty-desktop:/usr/src#
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root@liberty-desktop:/usr/src# mkdir sphinx
root@liberty-desktop:/usr/src# chmod a=rwx sphinx
root@liberty-desktop:/usr/src# SPHINX_ROOT=/usr/src/sphinx
root@liberty-desktop:/usr/src# echo $SPHINX_ROOT
/usr/src/sphinx
root@liberty-desktop:/usr/src#

It seems to be good to install sphinx3 as root:

You just need to run sphinx3 make install as a root to get required permissions.

I didn’t do that, maybe I should try this again.

I will try it:

ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~$ cd sphinx2009
ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~/sphinx2009$ cd sphinxbase
ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~/sphinx2009/sphinxbase$ su
Password:
root@ubuntu-desktop:/home/ubuntu/sphinx2009/sphinxbase# ./configure
make
make check
make install


-> some errors occured

cd spinx 3

./configure

ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~/sphinx2009/sphinx3$ make

make check

make install

file:///home/ubuntu/sphinx2009/sphinx3-0.8
file:///home/ubuntu/sphinx2009/sphinxbase-0.4.1
ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~$ cd sphinx2009
ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~/sphinx2009$ mv sphinxbase-0.4.1 sphinxbase

ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~/sphinx2009$ cd sphinxbase
ubuntu@ubuntu-desktop:~/sphinx2009/sphinxbase$ ./configure
make
make check
make install