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Snowboy is a customizable hotword detection engine for you to create your own hotword like "OK Google" or "Alexa". It is powered by deep neural networks and has the following properties:.
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QUESTION
I am trying to make a "hot word" detector in Keras (since Snowboy is discontinued). But I can't seem to get my model to make a prediction. Here is my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 00:07The problem was that the model.predict(data)
function wanted my data to have the same shape as the number of the batch_size. There are two ways to fix this.
1.
Change the batch size in your model to 1.
2 (and this is the best option).
model.predict(data,batch_size=1)
QUESTION
I am building a personal assistant on my 3B+. What I am trying to do now is use Snowboy to detect my hotword (works flawlessly), then after the hotword is detected, use SpeechRecognizer to receive a voice command. Hotword detection works fine, the error happens when sr.Microphone() is called.
Example Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 07:55Tho Problem is, that both (Snowboy and SpeechRec) try to connect to your Microphone. And the second connection-try will be denied.
I had the same Problem a few days ago. The solution from @Mezex is fine, takes in my case just to long to close Snowboy and open SpeechRec (about 2 or 3 sec till it is ready to listen)
My solution referes to ALSA. There is a plugin named dsnoop
, which is kind of similiar to a device file, which can be called by multiple programs.
The file /etc/asound.config
decides what to do with the sound for your hole operating system. If you change it to:
QUESTION
I am creating a personal assistant in Python. I am using Snowboy to record audio, and it works very well. Snowboy has a saveMessage() method that creates and writes a wav file to the disk. This wav file is later read and used as an AudioFile object by Speech_Recognition. I find it very inefficient that the program has to write and read wav files to the disk. I would much rather have the wav file be passed around as an object without EVER saving it to the disk.
Here is the snowboy saveMessage() module that I would like to reweite.
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Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 17:27Something like this should work:
QUESTION
I have python script which is using google STT engine and then it loops through dictionary to check where is the biggest match (ratio) using difflib SequenceMatcher
UPDATE (better explanation of what script needs to do):
- variable izgovoreno contains string (from google STT engine,actually microphone) - let's say it's value is "lights"
- there is nested dictionary where each hotword (like "lights on", "blinds shut" etc.) contains correspoding command. There is "hotword" and there is "komanda". In this example hotword value is lets say "lights on" and corresponding komanda is "execute some code to turn on the lights"
- komanda will only be executed if there is some percentage(at least 50% or 0.5 in decimal) match between variable izgovoreno and hotword. So, there is a for loop which goes thru dictionary and using difflib.SequenceMatcher compares variable izgovoreno with all hotwords from dictionary, and then it writes result (percentage) to key "razlika_izgovoreno_hotword" for each corresponding hotword.
- Now we have dictionary with this data (example):
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Answered 2020-Mar-27 at 11:11I'd start with reformatting that mess of a long "for" statement into something like this:
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Install snowboy
64 bit Ubuntu 14.04
MacOS X
Raspberry Pi with Raspbian 8.0, all versions (1/2/3/Zero)
Go to the examples/Python folder and open your python console:. Then speak "snowboy" to your microphone to see whetheer Snowboy detects you. The snowboy.umdl file is a "universal" model that detect different people speaking "snowboy". If you want other hotwords, please go to snowboy.kitt.ai to record, train and downloand your own personal model (a .pmdl file). When sensitiviy is higher, the hotword gets more easily triggered. But you might get more false alarms. audio_gain controls whether to increase (>1) or decrease (<1) input volume. Two demo files demo.py and demo2.py are provided to show more usages.
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