Hope you are an expert in speech recognition: it takes several years to
have an engine running at an industrial level (even the industrial level
is very far from the human perception level).
My answer is:
-it's possible to do the same as on a PocketPc, I don't know
where they are but they recognized words in small dictionary, or sample
matching against prerecorded samples
-don't expect too much: static noise filtering, huge neural
networks...
-if you are not a palm expert ready... expect several months
before known every thing you need before being able to start to code:
arm, sound api manager, the OS tricks, compiler line, the optimizations
for the processor...
If you need advice, I work in business specialized in language
processing. We work from time to time on sub parts of speech
recognition/synthesis. And we are experienced with the palm platform.
Steve Van der Hoeven
PS: This answer is done on my private time, but for further discussion
please mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Teddy Law
> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 1:20 PM
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> Subject: Seeking for help
>
> Dear all Experts/Professional,
>
> I'm just a normal user on Palm, but my boss had assigned me to
evaluate
> the
> feasibility of developing speech recognition application on Palm
device
> such
> as Tungsten T3.
>
> I bought several Palm programming reference books, and surfing on the
> Internet, but it's still too little information on this topic.
>
> After the research, I only know that Sound Manager API are included in
> Palm
> OS Library, but it still so virtual for me to answer my boss the
> feasibility.
>
> I have many queries, such as...
> 1. Does Code Warrior 8.0 can handle this task ?
> 2. Which version of Palm OS start to support Sound capturing?
> 3. Do all models of Palm have build-in microphone can fulfil my need ?
> 4. Does it really feasible ?
> ...
>
> Does any expert or professional can give me a helping hand ?
>
> Thks & Rgds.
> Teddy Law
>
>
>
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