JNI wrappers for decoding

[dpny518]

Could you try to add JNI wrappers like this
https://github.com/ahmetaa/kaldi-jni/blob/master/cpp/jni/kaldi-jni.cc

for this code
https://github.com/alphacep/kaldi-websocket-python/blob/master/kaldi_recognizer.cc

I think this will allow android decoding

[rayworks]

Hi @yondu22，thanks for pointing out that the project could have better decoders.
Given that the spare time I have, probably I will start to implement the new feature from next month.

[nanaghartey]

@rayworks Thanks for this repo. I found a timer functionality in the mainactivity class. Besides that what does this project do? Is the goal to run kaldi on device (offline) like https://keenresearch.com/ ??

[rayworks]

@nanaghartey, the original purpose for this project is to have a PoC using kaldi on Android platform in offline mode.

Before this, we've used CMU PocketSphinx for a long time already, but recently we just found it doesn't work as expected for some cases.

[nanaghartey]

@rayworks alright but currently it seems there is no decoding functionality and as such speech recognition can't be performed like pocketsphinx right?

[rayworks]

No, not on the JNI level.

[nanaghartey]

Alright, Do you plan to add those features on the JNI level to it? On Thursday, July 18, 2019, 1:06:33 PM GMT, rayworks <notifications@github.com> wrote: No, not on the JNI level. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[rayworks]

Speaking of decoders, have you tried with this one?
I will continue working on current project to fulfill a meaningful demo instead of an intermediate one.
But I can't guarantee the completion time.

[dpny518]

https://github.com/alphacep/kaldi-android-demo

[nanaghartey]

@yondu22 Thanks for the link. It builds and runs successfully however, the accuracy is poor. I keep getting wrong results. Did you face same issue?