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Installation

README.md

This project is part of the OuNuPo project of the Experimental Publishing course in Master of Media Design in Piet Zwart Institute. https://issue.xpub.nl/05/ https://git.xpub.nl/OuNuPo-make/ https://xpub.nl/

This is a different and separated version of my own proposal within the project.

Author

Angeliki Diakrousi

Description

My collection of texts 'From Tedious Tasks to Liberating Orality: Practices of the Excluded on Sharing Knowledge', refers to orality in relation to programming, as a way of sharing knowledge including our individually embodied position and voice. The emphasis on the role of personal positioning is often supported by feminist theorists. Similarly, and in contrast to scanning, reading out loud is a way of distributing knowledge in a shared space with other people, and this is the core principle behind the ttssr-> Reading and speech recognition in loop software. Using speech recognition software and python scripts I propose to the audience to participate in a system that highlights how each voice bears the personal story of an individual. In this case the involvement of a machine provides another layer of reflection of the reading process.

output.txt

According to Kittler (1999, pg. 221) “A desexualized writing profession, distant from any authorship, only empowers the domain of text processing. That is why so many novels written by recent women writers are endless feedback loops making secretaries into writers”. My choice for input to this software is an extract of the text 'Many Many Women' of Gertrude Stein. The input can be any text of your choice.

References

Kittler, F.A., (1999) Typewriter, in: Winthrop-Young, G., Wutz, M. (Trans.), Gramophone, Film, Typewriter. Stanford University Press, Stanford, Calif, pp. 214–221 Stein, G., 2005. Many Many Women, in: Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories

Install Dependencies

PocketSphinx package sudo aptitude install pocketsphinx pocketsphinx-en-us

PocketSphinx Python library: sudo pip3 install PocketSphinx

Try this: pocketsphinx_continuous

If you find this error error while loading shared libraries: libpocketsphinx.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory do this sudo nano /etc/ld.so.conf and add:

include usr/local/lib

include usr/

Other software packages:sudo apt-get install gcc automake autoconf libtool bison swig python-dev libpulse-dev

Speech Recognition Python library: sudo pip3 install SpeechRecognition

TermColor Python library: sudo pip3 install termcolor

PyAudio Python library: sudo pip3 install pyaudio

Clone Repository

git clone https://gitlab.com/nglk/ttssr.git

Make command

Sitting inside a pocket(sphinx) Speech recognition feedback loops using the first sentence of a scanned text as input

run: cd ttssr make ttssr-human-only

Licenses:

2018 WTFPL – Do What the Fuck You Want to Public License. 2018 BSD 3-Clause – Berkeley Software Distribution

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-Sitting inside a pocket(sphinx): Angeliki
+== Installation ==
-Speech recognition feedback loops using the first sentence of a scanned text as input
+In Linux
-== Instructions for installation ==
+https://gitlab.com/nglk/ttssr
-=== In Linux ===
-==== Install the dependencies in a terminal: ====
-.PocketSphinx package `sudo aptitude install pocketsphinx pocketsphinx-en-us`<br/>
+=== README.md ===
-.PocketSphinx: `sudo pip3 install PocketSphinx`
+This project is part of the OuNuPo project of the Experimental Publishing course in Master of Media Design in Piet Zwart Institute.
+https://issue.xpub.nl/05/
+https://git.xpub.nl/OuNuPo-make/
+https://xpub.nl/
+This is a different and separated version of my own proposal within the project.
+==== Author ====
+Angeliki Diakrousi
+==== Description ====
+My collection of texts 'From Tedious Tasks to Liberating Orality: Practices of the Excluded on Sharing Knowledge', refers to orality in relation to programming, as a way of sharing knowledge including our individually embodied position and voice. The emphasis on the role of personal positioning is often supported by feminist theorists. Similarly, and in contrast to scanning, reading out loud is a way of distributing knowledge in a shared space with other people, and this is the core principle behind the ttssr-> Reading and speech recognition in loop software. Using speech recognition software and python scripts I propose to the audience to participate in a system that highlights how each voice bears the personal story of an individual. In this case the involvement of a machine provides another layer of reflection of the reading process.
+===== output.txt =====
+According to Kittler (1999, pg. 221) “A desexualized writing profession, distant from any authorship, only empowers the domain of text processing. That is why so many novels written by recent women writers are endless feedback loops making secretaries into writers”.
+My choice for input to this software is an extract of the text 'Many Many Women' of Gertrude Stein. The input can be any text of your choice.
+===== References =====
+Kittler, F.A., (1999) Typewriter, in: Winthrop-Young, G., Wutz, M. (Trans.), Gramophone, Film, Typewriter. Stanford University Press, Stanford, Calif, pp. 214–221
+Stein, G., 2005. Many Many Women, in: Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories
+==== Install Dependencies ====
+PocketSphinx package sudo aptitude install pocketsphinx pocketsphinx-en-us
+PocketSphinx Python library: sudo pip3 install PocketSphinx
 ::Try this: <small>pocketsphinx_continuous</small>
 ::If you find this error <span style="color: red">error while loading shared libraries: libpocketsphinx.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory</span> do this <small>sudo nano /etc/ld.so.conf</small> and add:
 ::::<small>include usr/local/lib</small>
 ::::<small>include usr/</small>
-.Python libraries: `sudo apt-get install gcc automake autoconf libtool bison swig python-dev libpulse-dev`<br/>
-.Speech Recognition: `sudo pip3 install SpeechRecognition`<br/>
-.TermColor: `sudo pip3 install termcolor`<br/>
-.PyAudio: `pip3 install pyaudio`<br/>
-run: `make ttssr-human-only`
+Other software packages:sudo apt-get install gcc automake autoconf libtool bison swig python-dev libpulse-dev
+Speech Recognition Python library: sudo pip3 install SpeechRecognition
+TermColor Python library: sudo pip3 install termcolor
+PyAudio Python library: sudo pip3 install pyaudio
+==== Clone Repository ====
+git clone https://gitlab.com/nglk/ttssr.git
+==== Make command ====
+Sitting inside a pocket(sphinx)
+Speech recognition feedback loops using the first sentence of a scanned text as input
+run:
+cd ttssr
+make ttssr-human-only
+==== Licenses: ====
+WTFPL – Do What the Fuck You Want to Public License.
+BSD 3-Clause – Berkeley Software Distribution