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Three years agoFor example, I would like to create an app like the one below.
I would like to create an app called .If possible, I would like to include random elements instead of putting them out in order of "a", "i", "u", "e", and "o".
I would like to try it in Windows environment first.Next, I would like to run it on Android.
What language and library should I use to create an application like the one above?If possible, I would appreciate it if you could let me know the website that explains the knowledge and API.
Please let me know.
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Unfortunately, you can't develop your own voice recognition program from a place you don't know anything about.
However, there are some parts that provide voice recognition, so if you use them,
There is a possibility that the app will determine if the words you write match the voice of the person.
It is Google's "Cloud Speech-to-Text API" service.
See Try using Google's voice-recognition engine to find out what you can do.
"If you search ""Google reach-to-text"", you will get a lot of information."
3. The person who sees the text on the monitor says "Ah" to the microphone.
4. The app determines whether the words you write match the voice of the person or not.
3. Say "a" to Mike.US>" is
·Record microphone audio (save data in a format that can be used to input speech-to-text such as WAV).
4. The app determines whether the words written and the voice of the person match or not.
·Convert the recorded audio data into sentences using speed-to-text.
I don't think it's that hard to compare the characters on the monitor with the speed-to-text conversion results and determine if they match.
I don't think it's going to be easy, but you don't have to make the most difficult part of converting sounds into characters by yourself, so you can create the app you want.
Good luck!
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