This appendix contains tables that describe the files that HPE IDOL Speech Server handles. Where appropriate, they include the following information.
Section | The configuration section that contains the parameters. |
Configuration parameter | The configuration parameter that defines a file name. |
Mode | The module mode. |
Input/Output type | Whether the file is an input or an output file. |
File type | The type of file, for example a log file or configuration file. This field specifies the file extension. For more information, see HPE IDOL Speech Server File Types. |
Default directory | The default directory location for the file. If you do not specify a file path, HPE IDOL Speech Server defaults to this directory. |
When you specify a file in a parameter, you must include the file name. The file path is optional. If you do not include the path, HPE IDOL Speech Server uses a default directory. You can specify either an absolute or relative file path; relative paths are regarded as being relative to the default directory. Use forward slashes (/) for paths on Linux and backslashes (\) for paths on Windows.
If an input file name has a file extension, you must include it when you specify the file. The only exception is when you use the CustomLm
parameter in the language resource section of the configuration files to specify a custom language model. In this case, you can supply up to nine custom language models, separated by one of the following separator characters: :;@^|
For example:
&customLM=testOK^0.08^testOK^0.08 &customLM=test OK|0.08|test OK|0.08 &customLM=test:OK;0.08;test:OK;0.08
Note: you must use the same separator character within a single customLM
declaration.
HPE IDOL Speech Server checks the number of language models that you specify, and reports an error if there are more than nine.
Output files have extensions added automatically if the AddOutputExtensions
parameter is set to True
in the [Server]
section of the configuration file. Otherwise you must include the file extensions for output files.
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