David Huggins-Daines

Yes ... I'm starting the process to get the `pocketsphinx` name back (there is also `pocketsphinx2`, `pocketsphinx-fork` and who knows what else...) The `pocketsphinx5` module doesn't yet support the exact...

Hi, I've made a new pre-release which reclaims the "pocketsphinx" name and is available on PyPI. Because it's a pre-release you need the --pre flag to pip to install it,...

Just a tiny change, they were using an internal module that wasn't meant to be used directly: https://github.com/Uberi/speech_recognition/pull/622

This should all be fixed since https://github.com/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx/releases/tag/v5.0.0rc4 - and you can get it from PyPI by passing the `--pre` flag to `pip`, e.g.: pip install --pre pocketsphinx

No problem! The CLI for state alignment isn't quite there yet, but coming soon (tonight, I hope).

> Fantastic! I also hope to try this out ASAP. I wonder whether constraining to the first pass's word boundaries will help. It seems like it can't hurt, but it...

> Hoping for state level alignments, and frame level scores also, but LGTM and WFM State level alignments are already there in the Python API, look at cython/test/alignment_test.py for an...

Unfortunately, the fix in that PR still creates incorrect grammars for several of the test cases. For instance, the JSGF for test.rightRecursion is: ```public = | ( and ) ;...

Hi! This is a good idea, the tags never were completely implemented. The discussion in #13 is interesting. Commercial ASR aplications have been moving away (slowly) from grammar-based recognition for...

Hi, this is a nice example! The audio library was so broken that is is now removed, but GStreamer support will be brought up to date (actually reverted to the...