ABSTRACT
Our
project ‘vEase’aims to make software applications easy to use and interactive
by allowing users to communicate with their natural language. We are using a
free, open source, java based framework called Sphinx which facilitates the use
of an acoustic model to understand nepali language and native English tone. Our
main work is focused on rigorously training the Sphinx system to understand
nepali language as accurately as possible
by using a tool called SphinxTrain, by developing our own speech trained
acoustic model. This process is
complex and involves recording our own audio, transcribing it, extensively
training the system and later using it in our application to properly recognize
user commands. Next important step
would be to make a user interface using Java’s swing framework so that the user can effectively perform
various activities like checking email, playing video, songs, pictures and
reading online news using his/her voice commands instead of keyboard and mouse clicking in navigation wizards. All of our
programming will be done in Java. We aim to make this software
speaker independent so that it will be useful not only for general user but also for people with disabilities. This
will prove to be a milestone project
in incorporating the core concepts of Human Computer Interaction (HCI) and
Natural Language Processing (NLP) that will bring evolution in the way people
interact with computers. Keywords: natural language,
framework Sphinx, SphinxTrain, Java swing framework, Human Computer Interface, Natural Language Processing.
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