1. Update your 
julian.jconf
file (and make sure you Julian grammar files are in the adapt
directory).
2. Create 'sample' grammar files similar to the ones from your How-to or Tutorial - they should look something like this:
| Note: these sample grammar files use different pronunciations than your How-to and Tutorial pronunciations. The VoxForge Speaker Independent Acoutic Model uses the larger CMU dictionnary, whereas the How-to and Tutorial uses the smaller Switchboard dictionnary, which has slightly different pronunciations than CMU's dictionnary. |
sample.grammar:
| S : NS_B SENT NS_E SENT: CALL_V NAME_N SENT: DIAL_V DIGIT |
sample.voca:
| % NS_B <s> sil % NS_E </s> sil % CALL_V PHONE f ow n CALL k ao l % DIAL_V DIAL d ay ax l % NAME_N STEVE s t iy v YOUNG y ah ng % DIGIT FIVE f ay v FOUR f ao r NINE n ay n EIGHT ey t OH ow ONE w ah n SEVEN s eh v ih n SIX s ih k s THREE th r iy TWO t uw ZERO(2) z ih r ow |
3. Compile your grammar files (sample.grammar and sample.voca) with the mkdfa.pl script
as follows (note: using the HTK 3.3 version of this script is OK):
| $mkdfa.pl sample sample.grammar has 3 rules sample.voca has 6 categories and 18 words --- Now parsing grammar file Now modifying grammar to minimize states[-1] Now parsing vocabulary file Now making nondeterministic finite automaton[6/6] Now making deterministic finite automaton[6/6] Now making triplet list[6/6] --- generated: sample.dfa sample.term sample.dict |