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Isolate the speech of two people in an audio record with two people talking [closed]
2019 Community Moderator ElectionTiming/Recording input() in Python 3.1Open Source Software For Transcribing Speech in Audio FilesUsing Voice instead of 'raw_input' in python for Mac OS XArtificial Intelligence for Rule Based Filtering with PythonHow to synchronise two audio files using a markerAudio/speech processing (with python's pymedia library) support in Robot Framework for automationAudio alignment (same sentence with different speakers)Speech recognition for python, raspberry piAcurately mixing two notes over each otherGoogle Speech API ignores silence in audio
I would like to find a way to isolate the speech of each of the people in an audio record so I can create a file of that form :
[
"voice_fingerprint": "701066EDD3A0A40A2F53F61EAFD0E6AB",
"sentences":
"sentence": "do you like red apples",
"position": 1.39 // Seconds. Time position in the audio record
,
"sentence": "and how do you feel about time shifts",
"position": 7.21
,
"voice_fingerprint": "8FFEA051AF3E3FB9A80A51A98FE05896",
"sentences":
"sentence": "yes I do like them",
"position": 4.54
,
"sentence": "i feel well about traveling",
"position": 10.18
]
This may be an interview record.
The problem IS NOT the Speech to Text, but to isolate the two people's sentences, in the way we can know at which time, which person has spoken which word.
Preferably in Python.
- Have you ever worked on this ?
- Do you have any hints ?
python artificial-intelligence audio-processing natural-language-processing
asked Mar 6 at 16:13
Flavien B.Flavien B.
87210
closed as too broad by DavidG, Jesper Juhl, Neil Butterworth, Idlehands, Prune Mar 7 at 0:09
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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I would like to find a way to isolate the speech of each of the people in an audio record so I can create a file of that form :
[
"voice_fingerprint": "701066EDD3A0A40A2F53F61EAFD0E6AB",
"sentences":
"sentence": "do you like red apples",
"position": 1.39 // Seconds. Time position in the audio record
,
"sentence": "and how do you feel about time shifts",
"position": 7.21
,
"voice_fingerprint": "8FFEA051AF3E3FB9A80A51A98FE05896",
"sentences":
"sentence": "yes I do like them",
"position": 4.54
,
"sentence": "i feel well about traveling",
"position": 10.18
]
This may be an interview record.
The problem IS NOT the Speech to Text, but to isolate the two people's sentences, in the way we can know at which time, which person has spoken which word.
Preferably in Python.
- Have you ever worked on this ?
- Do you have any hints ?
python artificial-intelligence audio-processing natural-language-processing
asked Mar 6 at 16:13
Flavien B.Flavien B.
87210
closed as too broad by DavidG, Jesper Juhl, Neil Butterworth, Idlehands, Prune Mar 7 at 0:09
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
This question is way too broad to get an actual answer. For example, are you talking about isolate the sentences after they are done talking or try and isolate the voices in the audio file and then send the text to speech.
– Edeki Okoh
Mar 6 at 16:31
add a comment |
I would like to find a way to isolate the speech of each of the people in an audio record so I can create a file of that form :
[
"voice_fingerprint": "701066EDD3A0A40A2F53F61EAFD0E6AB",
"sentences":
"sentence": "do you like red apples",
"position": 1.39 // Seconds. Time position in the audio record
,
"sentence": "and how do you feel about time shifts",
"position": 7.21
,
"voice_fingerprint": "8FFEA051AF3E3FB9A80A51A98FE05896",
"sentences":
"sentence": "yes I do like them",
"position": 4.54
,
"sentence": "i feel well about traveling",
"position": 10.18
]
This may be an interview record.
The problem IS NOT the Speech to Text, but to isolate the two people's sentences, in the way we can know at which time, which person has spoken which word.
Preferably in Python.
- Have you ever worked on this ?
- Do you have any hints ?
python artificial-intelligence audio-processing natural-language-processing
asked Mar 6 at 16:13
Flavien B.Flavien B.
87210
I would like to find a way to isolate the speech of each of the people in an audio record so I can create a file of that form :
[
"voice_fingerprint": "701066EDD3A0A40A2F53F61EAFD0E6AB",
"sentences":
"sentence": "do you like red apples",
"position": 1.39 // Seconds. Time position in the audio record
,
"sentence": "and how do you feel about time shifts",
"position": 7.21
,
"voice_fingerprint": "8FFEA051AF3E3FB9A80A51A98FE05896",
"sentences":
"sentence": "yes I do like them",
"position": 4.54
,
"sentence": "i feel well about traveling",
"position": 10.18
]
This may be an interview record.
The problem IS NOT the Speech to Text, but to isolate the two people's sentences, in the way we can know at which time, which person has spoken which word.
Preferably in Python.
- Have you ever worked on this ?
- Do you have any hints ?
python artificial-intelligence audio-processing natural-language-processing
python artificial-intelligence audio-processing natural-language-processing
asked Mar 6 at 16:13
Flavien B.Flavien B.
87210
asked Mar 6 at 16:13
Flavien B.Flavien B.
87210
edited Mar 6 at 16:38
Flavien B.
asked Mar 6 at 16:13
Flavien B.Flavien B.
87210
asked Mar 6 at 16:13
Flavien B.Flavien B.
87210
asked Mar 6 at 16:13
Flavien B.Flavien B.
87210
87210
closed as too broad by DavidG, Jesper Juhl, Neil Butterworth, Idlehands, Prune Mar 7 at 0:09
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as too broad by DavidG, Jesper Juhl, Neil Butterworth, Idlehands, Prune Mar 7 at 0:09
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
This question is way too broad to get an actual answer. For example, are you talking about isolate the sentences after they are done talking or try and isolate the voices in the audio file and then send the text to speech.
– Edeki Okoh
Mar 6 at 16:31
add a comment |
This question is way too broad to get an actual answer. For example, are you talking about isolate the sentences after they are done talking or try and isolate the voices in the audio file and then send the text to speech.
– Edeki Okoh
Mar 6 at 16:31
This question is way too broad to get an actual answer. For example, are you talking about isolate the sentences after they are done talking or try and isolate the voices in the audio file and then send the text to speech.
– Edeki Okoh
Mar 6 at 16:31
This question is way too broad to get an actual answer. For example, are you talking about isolate the sentences after they are done talking or try and isolate the voices in the audio file and then send the text to speech.
– Edeki Okoh
Mar 6 at 16:31
add a comment |
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This question is way too broad to get an actual answer. For example, are you talking about isolate the sentences after they are done talking or try and isolate the voices in the audio file and then send the text to speech.
– Edeki Okoh
Mar 6 at 16:31