Python Bindings for Kaldi
This package provides pythonic bindings for Kaldi functionality so it can be seamlessly integrated with Python-based workflows. It is a part fo the signal- processing and machine learning toolbox Bob. If you make use of bob.kaldi, please cite our publication:
Cernak, A. Komaty, A. Mohammadi, A. Anjos, and S. Marcel, “Bob speaks kaldi,” Aug. 2017.
Installation
Follow our installation instructions. Then, to install this package, run:
$ conda install bob.kaldi
Kaldi is bundled in our conda channnels as well which means installing bob.kaldi will automatically install Kaldi as well.
Contact
For questions or reporting issues to this software package, contact our development mailing list.
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