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By crack IT - 6/14/2013

when executing the mkdfa.pl script, change the directory in yuor cygwin(for windows platform) to the directory where .grammar and .voca file is stored. Then run it. Hope, it works

By Sam - 3/20/2013

I am a newby at this so I apologize in advance if this is a stupid question.

By Tuan Dinh - 2/7/2013 - 2 Replies

Hi everyone,

By Miracle - 12/21/2012

I want to do something to realise the identification of Chines digiital ,but I cannot find the beep file ,so how to do ? or could any one send me some material AT 1425191537@qq.com, thank you

By raszky - 12/21/2012

I got the same problem here...but anyway,thanxz for the help man.

By ripul_88 - 7/2/2012 - 3 Replies

By bhupaesh - 3/25/2012 - 1 Replies

I have installed HTK 3.4.1 on Linux(Fedora). HTK Demo has been used to test the installation. It's working. But when i Start using HTK tool HSLab for recording speech data by writing command

By albert - 2/6/2012

when executing mkdfa.pl mysample

By MikeP - 9/17/2011 - 2 Replies

When I run mkdfa.pl on the supplied sample files, I get the following. I'm on Windows XP and logged in as an administrator. The "test path" worked as instructed (except "julian" isn't there; it is "julius" in version 4). I tried dos2unix and unix2dos with no change in the behavior. I installed Julius 4.1.5 instead of 3.5.2.

By Ossia - 7/12/2011 - 1 Replies

I have made the sample.voca and sample.grammar files:

By khanh - 5/6/2011 - 1 Replies

i have the similar problem. My voca is:

By cvani - 4/5/2011 - 5 Replies

hi,

By salaheamean - 3/17/2011

There is an error that must solved:

By bejimed - 7/23/2010 - 5 Replies

By mmm - 3/12/2010 - 6 Replies

hi

By ahmed - 1/20/2010 - 1 Replies

E:\My work\ASR\julius\code\julius-3.5.2-quickstart-windows\bin>mkdfa.pl sample sample.grammar has 6 rules sample.voca has 6 categories and 23 words --- '/mkfa' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. --- no .dfa or .dict file generated

By puphe88 - 1/16/2010 - 3 Replies

ken,

By occimanete - 11/21/2009

As many of you already may know, given a .grammar and a .voca we can see some examples of utterances the system will be able to recognize, thanks to the generate tool.

By Mathspeedy (Boutch) - 11/13/2009 - 1 Replies

Can I use eSpeak to translate words into phonemes?

By Biruke - 11/10/2009 - 5 Replies

i followed the steps but it says

By Visitor - 2/29/2008

check if there were unrecognized chatacters in files "sample.grammar" and "sample.voca" by type "vi *" uder linux.

By SWS - 2/1/2008

for Lexical mistake

By kmaclean - 6/10/2008 - 5 Replies

If you get this error when trying to compile your grammar and voca files: $ mkdfa.pl sample sample.grammar has 3 rules sample.voca has 6 categories and 18 words --- Now parsing grammar file "rror: Lexical mistake " --- no .dfa or .dict file generated use the Cygwin "dos2unix" command in the same directory as your grammar and voca files, for example: $ cd temp $ ls sample.grammar sample.voca $ dos2unix *.* sample.grammar: done. sample.term: done. sample.voca: done. $ 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 $ ls sample.dfa sample.dict sample.grammar sample.term sample.voca Ken

By manio - 4/16/2008 - 3 Replies

hi, I got the problem about phones.In the first step , I shoud use some phonemes to buildup a word,but how do I know which i shoud use and how to use this phonemes. thanx~

By rovira74 - 10/20/2007 - 11 Replies

Hi, I have not been able to get the expected result after compilation of the grammer file.I do not know what the problem is as I followed the steps carefully. It gives this: sample.grammar has 3 rules

By Chong Tze Yuang - 9/26/2007 - 1 Replies

The content of sample.grammar is not included in the tutorial of Step 1 Task Grammar.