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I am running recognise sequence and getting the following.
my new wordlist includes all updates, don’t really understand where is the problem.
thanks for your help.
ppls-atlab-026:digit_recogniser s1574060$ ./scripts/rec_other_seq.sh
Doing /Volumes/Network/courses/sp/data/mfcc/test/s1574060_testseq01.mfcc
ERROR [+5010] InitSource: Cannot open source file
ERROR [+7010] InitHMMSet: Can’t open list file
ERROR [+3228] Initialise: MakeHMMSet failed
FATAL ERROR – Terminating program HVite
resources/word_list_seq: line 1: zero: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 2: one: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 3: two: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 4: three: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 5: four: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 6: five: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 7: six: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 8: seven: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 9: eight: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 10: nine: command not found
resources/word_list_seq: line 11: junk: command not found
Put this line
set -x
somewhere near the start of your script. It will cause the complete HVite command line to be printed just before it is executed. That will help you see what is wrong with the arguments you are passing to HVite.
The shell is trying to execute “resources/word_list_seq” which obviously should never happen – you might have a space after one of the “\”, or blank lines or comments in the middle of the HVite command, perhaps.
there was a white space after dictionary_seq\
I am getting good at it!
thanks for the tip!
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