Thread: pocketsphinx Audio Recognition and Programming API
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Old 03-25-2013, 10:45 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by knc1 View Post
Two questions:

1) can we train this software to distinguish normal vs abnormal heart sounds?
(Do we have any pre-med students in the audience interested in some experimenting?)

2) can we feed this software with the output of geophones and train it to distinguish approaching footsteps from the other low frequency ground sounds?
Jeebers. I don't know... I would suspect the main "fail" on that is in fact the microphones that are built in.

However... an "external microphone" could well be that accurate.


With regards to the training... irc.freenode.net #cmusphinx is the place to ask such questions I guess. I am still trying to get my head around making even the most basic of "Garbage Dictionaries" right now.

Ill try your other suggestions right now as this is what I am working on today.
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