This document is targeted at the beginner to intermediate level Linux user interested in learning about Speech Recognition and trying it out. It may also help the interested developer in explaining the basics of speech recognition programming. [Developer Guide: Docker]
I started this document when I began researching what speech recognition software and development libraries were available for Linux. Automated Speech Recognition (ASR or just SR) on Linux is just starting to come into its own, and I hope this document gives it a push in the right direction - by supporting both users and developers of ASR technology. .:: linkingdirectory.com ::.
I have left a variety of SR techniques out of this document, and instead I have focused on the "HOWTO" aspect (since this is a howto...). I have included a Publications section so the interested reader can find books and articles on anything not covered here. This is not meant to be a definitive statement of ASR on Linux. .:: emumovies.com ::.
For the most recent version of this document, check the LDP archive, or go to: .:: telegra.ph ::. http://www.gear21.com/speech/index.html.
I would like to thank the following people for the help, reviewing, and support of this document: [Reddit: Serverless computing Discussion] .:: telegra.ph ::.
Jessica Perry Hekman
Geoff Wexler
If you have any comments, suggestions, revisions, updates, or just want to chat about ASR, please send an email to me at .:: blooder.net ::. scook@gear21.com.
The following things are left "to do":
Add descriptions in the Publications section.
Add more books to the Publications section.
Add more links with descriptions.
Enhance the description of the ASR system steps
Include descriptions of FFTs and Filters.
Include descriptions of DSP principles.