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/deps/
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/target/
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mkfile_path := $(abspath $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST)))
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current_dir := $(notdir $(patsubst %/,%,$(dir $(mkfile_path))))
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# For now, download binaries of various dependencies
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#
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# Later, we will compile these from scratch
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deps: download-deps
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clean:
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rm -R -- deps/*/
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deep-clean:
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rm deps/*
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download-deps: dep-sphinxbase dep-pocketsphinx
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dep-sphinxbase:
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dep-pocketsphinx: deps/sphinx4-5prealpha-src.zip build-pocketsphinx
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deps/sphinxbase-5prealpha.tar.gz:
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curl -L "https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/cmusphinx/sphinxbase/5prealpha/sphinxbase-5prealpha.tar.gz" > deps/sphinxbase-5prealpha.tar.gz
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deps/pocketsphinx-5prealpha.tar.gz:
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curl -L "https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx/5prealpha/pocketsphinx-5prealpha.tar.gz" > deps/pocketsphinx-5prealpha.tar.gz
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build-sphinxbase: deps/sphinxbase target/usr/include/sphinxbase
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deps/sphinxbase: deps/sphinxbase-5prealpha.tar.gz
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tar -x -C deps -f deps/sphinxbase-5prealpha.tar.gz
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mv deps/sphinxbase-5prealpha deps/sphinxbase
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## TODO: these don't really work, just run them manually for now
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target/usr/include/sphinxbase:
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$( \
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cd deps/sphinxbase && \
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./configure --prefix=${current_dir}/target/usr && \
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make check && \
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make && \
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make install \
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)
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build-pocketsphinx: deps/pocketsphinx target/usr/include/pocketsphinx
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$( \
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cd deps/sphinxbase && \
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./configure --prefix=${current_dir}/target/usr && \
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make check && \
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make && \
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make install \
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)
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# Pardner
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An offline voice agent designed to run on Linux desktops.
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If I can, I'll make this a thin configuration around mycroft. If I can't, I'll
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build it using lots of Mozilla goodness.
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## Targets
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Here are a few sentences I'd like to work while sat at my computer.
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* I'm starting work now
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* I've finished work now
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* "Read me the news"
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* "Tell me the weather"
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* "What's the time?"
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* "Install the updates"
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* "Go to sleep"
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* "Wake up" (yeah, right :p)
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* "Shutdown"
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* "Yes officer" / "You are under arrest" -> `rm -rf ~/secrets` ;)
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* "This is police brutality" -> webcam-on
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* "I weigh 75kg today"
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* "I ran 5 miles today"
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* "I ate too much yesterday"
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* "What's my fortune?"
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* "Who's online?"
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* "Is X online?"
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* "Play some Enya"
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* "Play some HARD ROCK"
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* ...
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A few work-related ideas
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* "Open a new issue"
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* "Close issue X"
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* (Other GL chat integrations)
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Jasper's idea of notification modules is also interesting. It would be nice for
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the computer to talk to me when there's an aurora coming in, or disk space is
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getting low.
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It would be good to replace Gnome's notification sounds with TTS of the
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notification text.
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## Requirements
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### Pocketsphinx
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* sphinxbase
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* build-essential
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* swig
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* libpulse-dev
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* pocketsphinx
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* sphinxbase
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* libpulse-dev
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### Building
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**TODO**:
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First, run `make deps`. It will download the necessary dependencies into the
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deps/ folder, compile them, and install the output into `target/usr`. If you
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already have an up-to-date pocketsphinx installed (I'm targeting 5-prealpha for
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now), you can skip this step.
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## Running
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Nothing to run yet!
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Playground
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```
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target/usr/bin/pocketsphinx_continuous -inmic yes 2>/dev/null
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```
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(We'll *probably* want to use the shared libraries directly, eventually)
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Recognition is atrocious, for me at least.
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Similar in concept to Jasper or Mycroft, except:
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* No support for online, third-party STT operators \o/ \o/ \o/ . o O ( what about accuracy? )
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* Simple to install and run on desktop \o/ \o/ \o/ . o O ( Why would you want to do that? )
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## Bibliography
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### Speech-to-text engines
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1. [CMUSphinx](https://cmusphinx.github.io/)
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1. [DeepSpeech](https://github.com/mozilla/DeepSpeech)
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### Open datasets
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1. [Common Voice](https://voice.mozilla.org/)
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1. [Voxforge](http://www.voxforge.org)
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### Other FOSS voice agents
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1. [Jasper Project](https://jasperproject.github.io/)
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1. [Mycroft](https://mycroft.ai/)
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1. [Simon](https://simon.kde.org/)
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