Pocket Sphinx on Android

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Solution 1

This is the most comprehensive resource I've found to date. I still have some compilation errors, though. The blog gives you a tutorial on how to build the PocketSphinxAndroidDemo app, which was developed (and discontinued) on GitHub.

Personally, I'm having similar compilation errors to the Stack Overflow question here, but my rep is too low to ask for clarification on the answer.

Solution 2

The latest and most relevant official tutorial is available on CMUSphinx website

http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/wiki/tutorialandroid

Most of other tutorials are unforutnately outdated but they are posted on external websites so we have no control over them.

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gregm

Author, Android App Inventor, Android Consultant, and NLP tinkerer I wrote this: Professional Android Sensor Programming I published a code library based on the book here: http://www.github.com/gast-lib In the book I describe implementing Android speech recognition robustly. Also the book details main other topics regarding sensors, audio and image processing, NFC, AOA, and Location Based Services. I maintain this open source library and frequently reference it in my stack overflow answers. It has a lot of code to help you implement and use speech recognition. Check it http://www.github.com/gast-lib I have extensive experience with Speech Recognition on Android while writing this Android app: Digital Recipe Sidekick.

Updated on April 23, 2022

Comments

gregm about 2 years

What are the steps required to use PocketSphinx on Android?

I have found various hints around the web that it is possible, but not real answers and hence I ask my question here.
- Ruchir Baronia
  
  I am unable to understand how to use Pocket Sphinx...do I just download it from github (which I have no experience in using) and import that project into android studio? I'm really confused, and I would really appreciate your help. Thanks!