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bg_turk
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barev Dream_Merchant,
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Dream_Merchant
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zdrasti ..merhaba  |
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Dream_Merchant
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I did my MSc project in speech processing and spectral estimation. If there are any mathematicians or engineers here interested in the field, let me know..
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So what kind of mathematics do you use in there? I'd venture a guess that the mathematical connection is mostly via periodic/trigonometric functions?? Is that so? |
parametric modelling ( using mostly autoregressive ( since I dealt with voiced speech ) but also moving average and ARMA )
as for the rest, yes, discrete Fourier transform.. but not limited to, anything ( correct me if I am wrong ) periodic and orthogonal is game |
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Kifeas
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Location: Location: Pafos-Cyprus, since 1974 ethnic cleansing. Originally, Lapithos, northern occupied Cyprus.
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| Dream_Merchant wrote: |
| moonskin wrote: |
| Dream_Merchant wrote: |
I did my MSc project in speech processing and spectral estimation. If there are any mathematicians or engineers here interested in the field, let me know..
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So what kind of mathematics do you use in there? I'd venture a guess that the mathematical connection is mostly via periodic/trigonometric functions?? Is that so? |
parametric modelling ( using mostly autoregressive ( since I dealt with voiced speech ) but also moving average and ARMA )
as for the rest, yes, discrete Fourier transform.. but not limited to, anything ( correct me if I am wrong ) periodic and orthogonal is game |
Merchant, can you possible suggest us some good speech to text software packages, so that we will avoid all this typing and simply dictate to the computer what want to say and have it typed for us like a secretary would do? I know there are some, but those I have tried do not seem to work properly. |
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Cyprus rules!
Mukhtar/is
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| Welcome Dream_Merchant! |
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MadMac
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Hi all,
I am your newest Villager.
I am 31 years old and live in the UK. I moved to Cyprus in 1994 to complete my national service and then returned back to the UK soon after. I am married but no kids yet... the time is coming though, I think my wife is getting broody!!!
My family live in Limassol and we try to visit twice a year.
I won £4.6m on the lottery last year and have now become a man of leisure (sorry, just kidding...I wish)
I look forward to chatting with you guy's soon.
MadMac |
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Cyprus rules!
Mukhtar/is
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Hey MadMac, and welcome!!! You know, for a minute there I actually believed you about the whole lottery thing........was slightly jealous I have to admit...  
Nice pic by the way.....
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Marina2005
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| MadMac wrote: |
Hi all,
I am your newest Villager.
I am 31 years old and live in the UK. I moved to Cyprus in 1994 to complete my national service and then returned back to the UK soon after. I am married but no kids yet... the time is coming though, I think my wife is getting broody!!!
My family live in Limassol and we try to visit twice a year.
I won £4.6m on the lottery last year and have now become a man of leisure (sorry, just kidding...I wish)
I look forward to chatting with you guy's soon.
MadMac |
Welcome newest Villager, glad to have you on board |
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MadMac
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| Thanks Cyprus Rules and Marina |
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Dream_Merchant
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Location: Limassol
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| Kifeas wrote: |
Merchant, can you possible suggest us some good speech to text software packages, so that we will avoid all this typing and simply dictate to the computer what want to say and have it typed for us like a secretary would do? I know there are some, but those I have tried do not seem to work properly. |
hahaha.. the holy grail. no, i am afraid there are none which really do the job 'good'. The existing (sophisticated) STT software rely heavily on neural networks and neural networks can take you so far, not to say that there is no room for improvement. Thing is, you have to 'train' the software for it to 'learn' and 'adapt' to your speech. And even though you can train it for a long time, it won't be able to learn everything and will still do mistakes. And if you try making it 'universal' oh boy.. you better not expect a large 'vocabulary'. |
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euqenie
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| hiii ım from turkey -izmirr .geia souu everybodyy:)..merhaba arkadaslarrr ) |
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Dream_Merchant
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| euqenie wrote: |
| hiii ım from turkey -izmirr .geia souu everybodyy:)..merhaba arkadaslarrr ) |
Hello and welcome! |
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brother
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| euqenie wrote: |
| hiii ?m from turkey -izmirr .geia souu everybodyy:)..merhaba arkadaslarrr ) |
Hi euqenie and welcome to the forum  |
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Mukhtar/is
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| Hey eugenie!! Welcome! |
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Cyprus rules!
Mukhtar/is
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| Hey eugenie!! Welcome!! |
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