openspeechlib
This is a package that includes several utilities to extract information from a speech signal, download open speech resources and others related speech activities.
Currently openspeechlib is in active development, if you have suggestion, requests of improvements please leave a issue using the Github Issue system for this repository
Some useful links
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Feature Extraction
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Model Training
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Aligners
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Recognizers
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Generators
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Applications
Logging
If you want verbose information of the process please use in your script
import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
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