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Where to find the data?

Open drivenow opened this issue 7 years ago • 8 comments

Hi, I want to figure out your code, are you willing to tell me where to find the data?

drivenow avatar Dec 21 '17 12:12 drivenow

The data is open source, search for LibriSpeech, it is a 1000 hour dataset

rajathkmp avatar Dec 21 '17 21:12 rajathkmp

Thank you for the reply! I notice the sentence "import htkmfc as htk " in code spk_dnn.py, How do I install that software, is that this? https://github.com/skerit/cmusphinx/tree/master/SphinxTrain

drivenow avatar Dec 22 '17 03:12 drivenow

@drivenow It's this http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~chanwook/MySoftware/rm1_Spk-by-Spk_MLLR/rm1_PNCC_MLLR_1/rm1/python/sphinx/htkmfc.py

rajathkmp avatar Dec 27 '17 21:12 rajathkmp

Hi, LibriSpeech dataset was prepared for Speech recognition not speaker verification or is there another version?

selimelawwa avatar Mar 01 '18 10:03 selimelawwa

@selimelawwa Speaker ID's are provided in the dataset

rajathkmp avatar Mar 15 '18 03:03 rajathkmp

Would like to ask you, how to turn training data into htk file? Thank you。

GreatJiweix avatar May 06 '18 03:05 GreatJiweix

Would like to ask you, how to turn training data into htk file? Thank you。

I have the same question,

I just want to translate my own data into htk file,

Need detail help.

Thx

ucasiggcas avatar Apr 08 '19 02:04 ucasiggcas

Thank you for the reply! I notice the sentence "import htkmfc as htk " in code spk_dnn.py, How do I install that software, is that this? https://github.com/skerit/cmusphinx/tree/master/SphinxTrain

I still wonder how can I import htkmfc, could you please give me a hand?

LeoniusChen avatar Apr 22 '19 14:04 LeoniusChen