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Parlatype GPL-3.0 39% 112 453 2,906 60 11 0 0
Parlatype Help GPL-3.0 65% 32 669 4,490 14 8 0 0
Parlatype Library GPL-3.0 82% 3 18 106 3 0 0 0
Parlatype LibreOffice Extension GPL-3.0 56% 14 102 662 9 2 0 0

Overview

Project website www.parlatype.xyz
Project maintainers User avatar gkarsay
Translation license GPL-3.0 Glossary Parlatype Parlatype Help Parlatype Library Parlatype LibreOffice Extension
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Total 326 2,378 15,876
Translated 50% 165 47% 1,136 48% 7,712
Needs editing 23% 75 24% 592 24% 3,891
Read-only 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Failing checks 6% 21 7% 190 8% 1,293
Strings with suggestions 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Untranslated strings 26% 86 27% 650 26% 4,273
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Parsing of the “help/en_AU/en_AU.po” file was enforced. 6 days ago
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To remove a configuration, select it and click the <gui>Delete</gui> button.
 
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Shipped configurations might get obsolete over time. Therefore you can import a configuration with the <gui>+</gui> button. Configurations are text files with an .asr ending.
 
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An installed model has no label next to it. Select a model and press the <gui>Activate</gui> button to use this model for speech recognition. The active configuration is indicated by a <_:media-1/> symbol.
 
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Select a configuration by clicking on it. There is a short description of the model and where you can download it. After downloading, you have to set the folder where your download resides. You can also change the <gui>Display name</gui>.
 
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Depending on your installation you will see then a list of downloadable configurations.
 
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Open the Preferences Dialog and click on the <gui>Speech Recognition</gui> tab. Initially there are no configurations available, click on the <gui>Copy Initial Set of Configurations</gui> button.
 
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A <em>language model configuration</em> contains meta data describing the language model: A name that you can change, the language it was made for, speech recognition engine, publisher, license etc. It has a (third party) link, where you can download the files. Part of the configuration is the base folder, where you have saved the model. Additionally it contains various parameters for the plugin which are not shown.
 
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For speech recognition you need a language model: one or more files trained with real speech samples. <app>Parlatype</app> supports language models made for CMU Sphinx and ships a couple of <em>language model configurations</em>.
 
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