[Will L]

Thanks both. I got everything up and running on a lab machine, just incase.

Korin, I’ve made the change you recommended to the config file. I’ll pick up with you – and smile as nicely as I can – during next week’s lab

[Will L]

1st edition (1987) PDF available here from archive.org: https://archive.org/details/speechsynthesisr0000holm, in case it is useful

[Will L]

Thanks, Simon. Oops – here is the code I have under HResults:

HResults -p \
 -I ${DATA}/lab/test/${USER}_test.mlf \
 resources/word_list \
 rec/${USER}_test?(_)??.rec

if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
        echo "HResults failed for user "${USER}
        exit 1
fi

[Will L]

I’m implementing Simon’s suggestion for catching run errors. I can’t get this to work in the recognise script when I run a dependent_speaker model for panagiot. Here’s the error associated with panagiot:

File: /Volumes/Network/courses/sp/data/mfcc/test/panagiot_test.3.mfcc
six  ==  [80 frames] -75.6707 [Ac=-6053.7 LM=0.0] (Act=22.7)
  ERROR [+6510]  LOpen: Unable to open label file rec/panagiot_test.2.lab
 FATAL ERROR - Terminating program HResults
(standard_in) 2: syntax error

And here are the lines that are trying to catch the error, unsuccessfully:

HVite -T 1 -C resources/CONFIG \
        -d models/hmm1 \
        -l rec \
        -w resources/grammar_as_network \
        resources/dictionary \
        resources/word_list \
        ${F}

 if [ $? -ne 0 ]
 then
        echo "HVite failed for user "${USER}
        exit 1
 fi

done

Grateful for suggestions!

[Will L]

I found my answer – ‘car’ is one of Festival’s functions. So it doesn’t like the name.

[Will L]

I had a similar error – with this sentence on both my Mac and using the ppls machine

festival> (set! car (Utterance Text "My car's engine's not new."))
#<Utterance 0x7f353a315750>
festival> (utt.synth car)
SIOD ERROR: bad function : #<Utterance 0x9b04210>

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