>>>>> On Tue, 05 Dec 2000 14:56:07 -0500, Kevin Lenzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hi all,
> I would like to ask to create the Speech top level name space.
> We have speech recognizers and synthesizers, and would like
> to put them in a coherent space.
> Speech
> Speech::Synthesizer
> Speech::Synthesizer::Festival
> Speech::Recognizer
> Speech::Recognizer::Sphinx
> and possibly
> Speech::Synthesizer::Interface
> Speech::Recognizer::Interface
Hi Kevin,
please note that in the namespace has already been uploaded something.
I have apparently missed to do the registration (sorry Richard) and
would like that you two find an agreement on the namespace:
cpan> m /speech/
Module Speech::Dummy::Synthesiser (R/RC/RCALEY/speech_pm_1.0.tgz)
Module Speech::Festival (R/RC/RCALEY/speech_pm_1.0.tgz)
Module Speech::Festival::Synthesiser (R/RC/RCALEY/speech_pm_1.0.tgz)
Module Speech::Synthesiser (R/RC/RCALEY/speech_pm_1.0.tgz)
4 items found
cpan> a rcaley
Author id = RCALEY
EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FULLNAME Richard Caley
> in a way similar to DBI/DBD. Any feedback on this would
> be most welcome! We'll want to have several different
> recognizers and synthesizers in there, though, and
> different implementations of the interface. For instance,
> there would be a CMU place for Sphinx bindings to Perl,
> but Cepstral may provide bindings under a different name.
> This is actually the case right now -- Cepstral, LLC
> (me, Alan, and dhd) want to provide an interface to
> Sphinx that we can't call "Sphinx" due to license
> restrictions. CMU wants to hold the name "Sphinx" as
> it applies to anything sphinx-related, so Cepstral
> can't use it. So CMU would like to have a stub module
> there so that no one else will release bindings called
> "Sphinx" for the Sphinx engine, but Cepstral wants to
> release the (already written) bindings for the speech
> recognition engine to Perl.
> Furthermore, we'd like to put out good Perl bindings
> for Festival, FestVox, and the Edinburgh Speech Tools.
> Asking for your help naming these things,
In general, Speech:: is certainly the way to go, I'll register
whatever you come up with.
--
andreas
