I am trying to dictate speech to text offline which can be done by Windows.Media.SpeechRecognition Namespace documentation doesn't provide the details on how to do continuous dictation On Device or Offline.
I am investigating the sample that Microsoft provides but not finding that option anywhere. SpeechRecognitionAndSynthesis
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I want to implement a feature that you can scan an image of reality by your phone, you will generate a feature code from the image, and then upload it to cloud service. If the database of cloud service has this code, you can download something related to the image. Now, the main problem with me, I need a system or cloud service to help me to identify the images, I don't want to do too much things, so is there hava an existing cloud service to support me do that? Free or paid are ok.
Microsoft has launched recently a new set of machine-learning APIs called "Project Oxford" that include functionality for face detection and recognition, speech recognition and synthesis, vision and understanding of natural languages
Face APIs provide state-of-the-art algorithms to process face images, like face detection with gender and age prediction, recognition, alignment and other application level features. For more information, see Project Oxford at www.projectoxford.ai/face.
Related Link http://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/marketplace/partners/faceapis/faceapis/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/989752/Integrate-Windows-Azure-Face-APIs-in-a-Cplusplus-a
I want to list the namespaces on a host remotely using the C# Client SDK, and the documentation is very scarce about it.
I am aware of a server tool to do this but I need to query that from a maintenance tool that I am writing, so using the server console is not an option.
Does anybody know if this is possible and if so how to do it?
You can make an info call with the string "namespaces" and parse the returned value.
doc on c# info API: http://www.aerospike.com/apidocs/csharp/html/Methods_T_Aerospike_Client_Info.htm
You can get that information by emulating the logic that clmonitor utilizes to communicate with the Aerospike cluster. Clmonitor is written in Python; executing the 'info' command in clmonitor provides a wealth of information, a subset of which is the list of namespaces. I suggest that you emulate the logic used by clmonitor in your C# code to communicate with the cluster and then parse out the information that you require. In the future, I suggest that you take advantage of the Aerospike forums to ask questions about Aerospike. Thank you for your interest in Aerospike.
External database interface - Does Alfresco use point and click integration or is programming required to connect to the DB?
Can we use a 3rd party library like Google's zxing barcode reader to integrate with
Alfresco?
Regards
vish
What do you mean by external database interface? If we're talking about using external databases, then it's just a matter of configuration.
It's generally not a problem to integrate 3rd party libraries. You just have to decide how to do that, e.g. using a custom Java backed web script or a custom action.
No point and click integration. It's build on Java, so you can write a custom Java class. The java class can be run scheduled, via a webscript, via workflow.
Of course, it's open source and fully build on Java, so integrate any 3d party solution into it. But you need to write everything yourself.
already exists a component for Alfresco Share which allow feature #1 with "zero code", in easy and flexible way.
Is available in Alfresco Addons http://addons.alfresco.com/addons/alfresco-metadbconnector-component.
Developed and maintained by VenziaIT (http://venzia.es).
We hope this help to the community.
Greetings!
Can I build flash application that connects to database? (MySQL)
For example: Photo Gallery that brings me the photos from database...
Or Music Player...
Maybe PHP? :-)
AMF is a technology that allows a Flash app to execute remote code. Server side implementations exist for a number of server side environments and languages, check out the list in the wikipedia article.
Simple answer: yes.
As fvu mentioned, you can get into AMF which is an excellent choice for heavy lifting, but it's not required.
Using combinations of URLRequest, URLLoader and URLVariables it is very easy to send and receive data in HTTP requests, which then frees you to employ whatever server-side solution you prefer. The data format you choose is then also up to you; Flash natively supports XML, and full JSON support is found in as3corelib.
Perhaps Adobe FlashBuilder (formerly FlexBuilder) is something that would interest you.
For an internal project we would like to play with building a video conferencing system. We are able to decide the browser that the user has to use and can install plugins.
The only requirement is that the browser and plugins must be free and work over Linux and Mac. (Don't care about Windows)
What is the best way to do access the webcam and mic stream from a user for sending to a server?
Ideally I would like to do this plugin free but I can see no implementation of the devices tag in HTML5 in any browser yet, unless someone knows different.
If its flash/silverlight, any quick examples of capture and sending to a server?
Also any examples of streaming video from a server to a client would be useful, so we can stick it all together. This I know we can do in HTML5 so this would be a preference.
The client connection part is all I would need as we are building the server, this is the internal challenge.
Basically I'm looking for good examples and best practices for sending and receiving this information.
Edit: As I have discovered from some groups the device tag is no where near completion. So answers will have to be flash/silverlight (does that work on linux??).
See a demo of device tag done on a webkit custom build: https://labs.ericsson.com/blog/beyond-html5-conversational-voice-and-video-implemented-webkit-gtk
Check out the Red5 project. I think that it is what you're looking for. The examples are quite good.
http://red5.org