[Resolved] calling suspendRecognition on pocketsphinxRecognitionLoopDidStart – Politepix /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/feed/ Tue, 23 Apr 2024 15:08:01 +0000 https://bbpress.org/?v=2.6.9 en-US /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024215 <![CDATA[[Resolved] calling suspendRecognition on pocketsphinxRecognitionLoopDidStart]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024215 Tue, 13 Jan 2015 16:10:40 +0000 maxgarmar Hi Halle,

Another one. When I start my app, I don’t want the library listening directly, must be intended by the user so I am using this code.

- (void) pocketsphinxRecognitionLoopDidStart {
    
    [[OEPocketsphinxController sharedInstance] suspendRecognition];

    
    NSLog(@"Local callback: Pocketsphinx started."); // Log it.
    
    
}

The thing is that when I am debugging it does suspend but when I am using the app normally it does not (I guess because when is trying to suspend is not started up completely).

I guessed that this method is called back when everything is up and running, but perhaps I am wrong. Should I use it in other way ? am I wrong?

Thanks

]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024217 <![CDATA[Reply To: [Resolved] calling suspendRecognition on pocketsphinxRecognitionLoopDidStart]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024217 Tue, 13 Jan 2015 16:15:20 +0000 Halle Winkler Yes, please don’t start and immediate call suspend. Startup should be fast enough now that there is no more calibration time that it should not be necessary.

]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024218 <![CDATA[Reply To: [Resolved] calling suspendRecognition on pocketsphinxRecognitionLoopDidStart]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024218 Tue, 13 Jan 2015 16:44:42 +0000 maxgarmar But then, when should I call to suspendRecognition? If I don’t want my app listening when it starts.

]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024219 <![CDATA[Reply To: [Resolved] calling suspendRecognition on pocketsphinxRecognitionLoopDidStart]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024219 Tue, 13 Jan 2015 16:48:21 +0000 Halle Winkler I’m saying that there is no reason to start listening until you want to listen. The method is called startListening etc.

]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024220 <![CDATA[Reply To: [Resolved] calling suspendRecognition on pocketsphinxRecognitionLoopDidStart]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024220 Tue, 13 Jan 2015 16:54:53 +0000 Halle Winkler To be more specific: starting listening and calling suspend is a workaround that developers came up with in order to hide the calibration time from users. It was a bad workaround because it resulted in the calibration being done against a different environment than the speech which arrived at some arbitrary later point, so you can find a few different 1.x threads here in which I recommend that developers not do it. Now there is no longer any reason for the workaround, since there is no calibration time when you start up, so it’s a good time to let go of the workaround architecture in which startListening is called at a time in which you don’t want to start listening.

]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024221 <![CDATA[Reply To: [Resolved] calling suspendRecognition on pocketsphinxRecognitionLoopDidStart]]> /forums/topic/calling-suspendrecognition-on-pocketsphinxrecognitionloopdidstart/#post-1024221 Tue, 13 Jan 2015 17:00:19 +0000 maxgarmar ok

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