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Re: [DEVEL] Saera: Siri clone for Maemo5 and Harmattan
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Re: [DEVEL] Saera: Siri clone for Maemo5 and Harmattan
i think the goal is similar, but a separation is needed.
voicy, as it comes across is good for app specific functionality. it is by definition easier to implement functionality for a given app because you know what that app can do. app devs could include a config/description file with their app to add support. saera tries to be siri. in this case it's role should be to interpret what you want and decide what to launch. this comes down to lexical analysis (i think thats the right term), trying to work out what the user wants to do. take a weather query, it needs to detect what, where and when and pass this on to app or voicy to execute request. |
Re: [DEVEL] Saera: Siri clone for Maemo5 and Harmattan
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Saera, OTOH, is - at least for me - mainly an AI experiments, and that's is what keeps me interested in project. Frankly, I have no need for "voice command monkey" for launching "apps" ;) /Estel |
Re: [DEVEL] Saera: Siri clone for Maemo5 and Harmattan
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I, like all of us, would honestly LOVE to see Saera having true AI and beeing more than Siri, which -as you said- only pretends to be AI. To be honest, from my perspective this goal is far out of reach. The best AI system built so far is IBMs "Watson". It won the quiz show Jeopardy. When you compare the hardware of the N900 with Watsons hardware, with a total of 2880 POWER7 processor cores and 16 Terabytes of RAM, capable of processing 500 Gigabytes per second, you know what I mean. It's hardware is even by far bigger than IBMs super-computer "Deep Blue", the famous chess computer, the first one that beat a reigning chess world champion. And even Watson is not true AI. It is 'just' a very big system with a huge database and driven by software massively parallel computing clever statistical algorithms. |
Re: [DEVEL] Saera: Siri clone for Maemo5 and Harmattan
you misunderstand my meaning. i was merely trying to get at the point that they tackle the problem at different levels using different techniques.
voicy could be used like a module to add basic support for other applications |
Re: [DEVEL] Saera: Siri clone for Maemo5 and Harmattan
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http://kashin.github.io/MeMailSettings/ http://store.ovi.com/content/263945 He's one of the original Nokia engineers behind everything to do with email on Harmattan. And this is the epic Harmattan email thread, where he still occasionally helps end-users: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=78480&page=92 He's the only Harmattan dev that helped end-users for a reasonable period of time. In fact, he went way beyond reasonable & into admirable territory... I "think" this is his Twitter account.... https://twitter.com/SergKashin |
Re: Voice control for Maemo5 and Harmattan
This sounds perfect - i am looking for an application that can record and listen to voice commands and map these commands to a customizable command line execution - that is all is needed actually - anyone can take it from there to whatever they want :)
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Re: [DEVEL] Saera: Siri clone for Maemo5 and Harmattan
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The thing I had in mind - and it seems to be consensus here - is to not make it *only* a "voice monkey", abandoning AI aspects all-together. Like you, I have no hopes for it to become "true-true" AI, in cybernetic sense ;) All uses of "AI" here are to be understood as "semi AI". Still, I think that expanding the AI (as "AI'ish' as we can get with hardware in question and software in reach) behind Saera, is what makes it very, very interesting project. Adding features of Voicy, can only make it better (if we're not going to abandon backend "AI" all-together" for sake of usefulness only). Cheers, /Estel |
Re: [DEVEL] Saera: Siri clone for Maemo5 and Harmattan
how you give command to Saera ? im unable to make it work.
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Pocketsphinx is sadly utterly useless in its current state for general dictation, specially for non-English languages. But for deciding between a much smaller vocabulary (e.g. numbers, a dozen commands) it's actually quite OK. |
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