kylebgorman
commented
6 years ago This is working as intended: you need to deal with the out of vocabulary
words (read the file OOV.txt as it says) and add them and their
pronunciations to your pronunciation dictionary, then retry. Like any
speech product, this can't handle out-of-vocabulary words (i.e., words it
doesn't know how to pronounce).
On Tue, Nov 28, 2017 at 7:37 AM, Deepak Banka notifications@github.com wrote:
I ran this command in ubuntu after following the installation steps python3 -m aligner -r eng.zip -a data/ -d eng.dict
It is not giving any error but it is giving this as the response: OOV word(s): see 'OOV.txt'.
No praat textgrids got created in the data directory. Only step I did differently in the installation is that I installed scipy (1.0.0) instead of version 0.16.1 because it was giving errors while installation,
Where am I going wrong?
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I ran this command in ubuntu after following the installation steps python3 -m aligner -r eng.zip -a data/ -d eng.dict
It is not giving any error but it is giving this as the response: OOV word(s): see 'OOV.txt'.
No praat textgrids got created in the data directory. Only step I did differently in the installation is that I installed scipy (1.0.0) instead of version 0.16.1 because it was giving errors while installation,
Where am I going wrong?