Archives August 2014

So I got tired of paying work this afternoon and decided I would work on getting a dbus service started for Listener. The idea here is that there will be a DBus service which does all the context management, microphone setup, playback, etc and client software (such as the main GUI and apps that want ...

So in order to "seed" listener with text-as-it-would-be-spoken for coding, I've built up a tokenizer that will parse through a file and attempt to produce a model of what would have been said to dictate that text. The idea being that we want to generate a few hundred megabytes of sample statements that can then ...

So at this point Listener can generate a language model from a (Python) project and the dictation results from that are reasonable, but by no means perfect, still, you can dictate text as long as you stick to the words and statements already used in the project.  There are some obvious reworks now showing up: ...

Since the point of Listener is to allow for coding, the language model needs to reflect how one would dictate code. Further, to get reasonable accuracy I'm hoping to tightly focus the language models so that your language model for project X reflects the identifiers (and operators, etc) you are using in that project. To ...

So at some point I need the voice dictation client to be able to do basic interactions with applications on the desktop (think typing text and the like). So how do I go about doing that? I want to be compatible with Wayland when it shows up, but still work on X (since that's where ...

I spent the day working on Listener. The bulk of the work was just cleanup, getting TODO items set up, fixing the setup script, etc. The actual task of voice dictation didn't get moved very far (I got a trivial "correct that") event working, but it doesn't actually make anything happen.

I also started ...