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Every Google Summer of Code project accepted at CMU Sphinx, grouped by program year. Open a project to see its contributor, mentors, technologies, and source code.

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GSoC 2017

11 projects
  • General Computer-Assisted Learning including Speaking Skills

    Sahith Dambekodi

  • Collect Pronunciation Dictionaries from Wiktionary

    Yifan Xiong

  • Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition using RNNs

    Vishal Agrawal

  • Leaderboard Population, Sorting, and Column Maintenance

    S SINGH

  • Diphone alignment and acoustic scores

    Pavel Denisov

  • DNNs for Sphinx

    Muhammad Shah

  • MLP incorporation in Sphinx

    Hammad Abdullah

  • Pronunciation Intelligibility Remediation with Pocketsphinx.js

    Brij

  • Transcriber Qualification

    Rishi Rajasekaran

  • Javascript simulation of the brain’s motor control of vocal tract-GSoC 2017 proposal

    Mritunjay Goutam

  • ROS Integration for pocketsphinx

    Pankaj Baranwal

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