> There's a links page here:
> http://speech.ucsd.edu/aldebaro/speechresources.htm
>
> between them, here is a lot of code:
> http://tiger.la.asu.edu/software.htm
>
>If you want me to look for anything more specific, just let me know
Thanks! I think this is interesting:
http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/ai-
repository/ai/areas/speech/systems/lotec/0.html
A starting point could be a trained small dictionary (maybe 20 to 100
words) and a set of predefines scripts to control the most common
programs (implemented as state machines where each spoken command causes
an action and leads to a new state).
Eckhart
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