问题
I would like to synchronize a spoken recording against a known text. Is there a speech-to-text / natural language processing library that would facilitate this? I imagine I'd want to detect word boundaries and compute candidate matches from a dictionary. Most of the questions I've found on SO concern written language.
Desired, but not required:
- Open Source
- Compatible with American English out-of-the-box
- Cross-platform
- Thoroughly documented
Edit: I realize this is a very broad, even naive, question, so thanks in advance for your guidance.
What I've found so far:
- OpenEars (iOS Sphinx/Flite wrapper)
回答1:
Forced Alignment
It sounds like you want to do forced alignment between your audio and the known text.
Pretty much all research/industry grade speech recognition systems will be able to do this, since forced alignment is an important part of training a recognition system on data that doesn't have phone level alignments between the audio and the transcript.
Alignment CMUSphinx
The Sphinx4-1.0 beta 5 release of CMU's open source speech recognition system now includes a demo on how to do alignment between a transcript and long speech recordings.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4072020/synchronizing-text-and-audio-is-there-a-nlp-speech-to-text-library-to-do-this