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Overview
The Google and AT&T Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) is a java application which acts as a speech server which uses either Google's speech recognition engine or AT&T's speech recognition engine based on what you select. Both Google and AT&T servers, implementations share the same code (it's a jar that implements the sonic protocol and both use the same jar).
They are both web services and so depend on having an Internet therefore require an internet connection.
Both services do not provide partial interpretations in real time, just the final interpretation. To use them one needs AcquirespeechAcquireSpeechThis component is used in connection with Acquirespeech. The audio is accumulated while the push-to-talk is pressed and sent it over to the server when the button is released. The results are then received and communicated back to acquirespeechAcquirespeech.
Quick facts:
- Location: core/GoogleASR
- Language: Java
- Distribution: source
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You can find more details on how to subscribe and use the ASR engine at this location here.
In order to create a language model
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The Google ASR doesn't require anything and cannot be customized (but it's very good in its the current settings work pretty well). the The major limitation of the Google ASR is that it processes audios only about audio with a max length of 10 seconds long.
Command line parameters
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Known Issues
- Google ASR only allows for processes 10 second maximum limit for the speechaudio.
FAQ
See the Main FAQ. Please use the Google Groups emailing list for unlisted questions.