SpkIdTrain

DEPRECATED:

The SpkIdTrain task is deprecated in IDOL Speech Server version 11.4 and later. Use the IvSpkIdTrain task instead.

This task is still available for existing implementations, but it might be incompatible with new functionality. The task might be deleted in future.

The SpkIdTrain task uses the set of feature files that you created by using the SpkIdFeature task to train a new speaker template.

If you are using multiple feature files, you must create a list file that contains a list of all the feature files. You can do this manually, or by using the List Manager.

Each element of the list should be the file name relative to the Speaker ID directory, and must include the file extension. For example:

BrownSpeech1.atv 
BrownSpeech2.atv
BrownSpeech3.atv
NOTE:

If the files are not stored in the Speaker ID directory, you can use the DataPath parameter to specify the location.

For more information about IDOL Speech Server's list manager, see the IDOL Speech Server Administration Guide.

Parameters

Parameter Description Required
Type The task name. Set to SpkIdTrain. Yes
DataExt The file extension to use alongside the list entry, if not specified in the entry.  
DataFile A single input feature file to use to train the template. Yes, if DataList is not set
DataList A list file that lists the feature files to use. Yes, if DataFile is not set.
DataPath The path to the directory containing the feature files.  
DiagFile The name of the file to write diagnostic information to.  
DiagLevel The level of detail to include in the diagnostic information.  
LabExt The file extension to use for label files. Yes, if your files have an extension other than the default (.lab)
LabFile A single label file to use.  
LabPath The path to the label files. Yes, if you have enabled labeling and are specifying a list of multiple files to use
LabType The type of labels to use.  
Out The name of the speaker template file to create. You must include the audio template file extension (.atf). Yes
Sfreq The sample frequency of the audio file to process.  
UBMFile The Universal Background Model to use.  

Example

http://localhost:15000/action=AddTask&Type=SpkIdTrain&DataList=ListManager/BrownList&Out=Brown.atf

This action uses port 15000 to instruct IDOL Speech Server, which is located on the local machine, to create the Brown.atf template using the feature files listed in the BrownList list file.


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