How to add new languages to OpenEars

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March 1, 2016 at 10:20 am #1028922

Halle Winkler
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Since OpenEars 2.5 was released, OpenEars, RapidEars, Rejecto and RuleORama now support offline speech recognition in six languages. To add languages other than English to your OpenEars project, visit the languages page, download the acoustic model for the language you want to add, and follow the instructions to install it. If you need assistance or get unexpected results, ask for help here in the forums.
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RapidEars

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RuleORama

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