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Julius Japanese Dictation-kit

This is Japanese dictation toolkit based on Julius. You can try live Japanese speech recognition, simply by getting this kit and execute the run script.

Download

Since the total size is around 2GB, you should install git-lfs (Git Large File Storage) before clone to obtain all the entity into your local repository, else only the link will be cloned.

Requirement

This too;kit is set up to run on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.

Note that the process size could be larger than 700MB with DNN set up. Recommends multi-core CPU (Sandy Bridge and later) or good GPU (CUDA) for DNN-HMM.

Version

The latest version is 4.5, based on Julius-4.5. Three setting are provided:

How to run

  1. Prepare an audio input on your PC: plug-in your microphone etc.
  2. Check your default audio record device, its recording volume, unmute. Julius will capture audio at 16kHz 16bit monaural.
  3. (Windows) Prior to run, test audio input with adintool-gui.bat. It shows how your speech is being detected on your machine.
  4. Execute one of the run-\*.sh or run-\*.bat script which is suitable for your environment.

About models

This package contains executables of Julius, Japanese acoustic models (AM) and Japanese language models (LM). The AMs are speaker-independent triphone DNN/GMM HMMs trained from JNAS. It also has regression tree classes that is required for speaker adaptation by HTK. The LMs are 60k-word N-gram language models trained by BCCWJ corpus.

Documents

See Julius GitHub page for full documentation of Julius.

History

v4.5

v4.4

v4.3.1