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Hidden Markov Toolkit (HTK) 3.4.1 Use of this software is governed by a license agreement, the terms and conditions of which are set forth in the file LICENSE in the top-level HTK installation directory. Please read this file carefully as use of this software implies acceptance of the conditions described therein.
The Hidden Markov Model Toolkit (HTK) is a portable toolkit for building and manipulating hidden Markov models. HTK is primarily used for speech. We’ll first clear the SD card using GParted on Ubuntu, but you can use an equivalent utility or operating system. In GParted: right- click on each partition of the SD card, then select. HTK - Hidden Markov Model Toolkit. Installing HTK on Microsoft Windows Prerequisites. HTK has been verified to compile using Microsoft., install and run HTK. Dec 9, 2009 - 굉장히 많은 파일들이 확장자가 없이 있거나, 아니면 대부분 익숙하지 않은 확장자를 가진 파일들이 보일것이다. 그중 HTK-3.4.1 HTK README 파일을 살펴 보자. Intoduction부분은 그냥 천천히 읽어만 보자. 중요한 부분은 밑에 compile & installing under windows 부분이다. Hidden Markov Toolkit (HTK) 3.4.1.
Introduction HTK is a toolkit for use in research into automatic speech recognition and has been developed by the Machine Intelligence Laboratory (formerly know as the Speech Vision Robotics Group) at the Cambridge University Engineering Department and Entropic Ltd. Please visit the HTK homepage at the following address for more information about HTK: A number of mailing lists have been established to help users build and understand HTK, for details see License HTK is made available free of charge and can be downloaded from the website mentioned above. However it may not be redistributed, i.e.
You must register at the website and download it from there. Details about the terms under which HTK is made available can be found in the LICENSE file.
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Compiling & Installing HTK under UNIX/Linux, OS X or Cygwin After unpacking the sources, cd to the htk directory. There are now two ways to install HTK, the 'traditional' and the 'new'. Up to now HTK has always installed its tools as they were built, and installed them to a directory such as 'bin.linux' so that binaries for different architectures can be installed in a home directory say. If you want to install in this way, please add the option '-enable-trad-htk' when you run configure. The 'new' method installs by default into /usr/local/bin (equivalent to a configure option of '-prefix=/usr/local'). Decide which of the above methods you wish to use 2.
Cd to htk, then run./configure (with appropriate options, run './configure -help' if unsure). If you don't want to build the programs in HLMTools add the -disable-hlmtools option. Make install Running 'make install' will install them. This step may need to be done as root, if you are not installing them in your home directory. Notes for particular Unix variants: Solaris: if 'make' isn't installed you may need to add /opt/sfw/bin and /usr/ccs/bin to your path and run './configure MAKE=gmake' with any other options you require.
Then run 'gmake' instead of 'make', alternatively you can create a symbolic link called 'make' somewhere it your path to /opt/sfw/bin/gmake HDecode If you are also building HDecode (available from the HTK website, under a different licence from HTK), you will firstly need to unpack the HDecode source code (in the same directory in which you unpacked the HTK sources). Follow the steps above for building HTK first, then add these steps to the build process: 5.
Make hdecode 6. Make install-hdecode Compiling & Installing HTK under Windows Prerequisites:. HTK has been verified to compile using Microsoft Visual Studio. For testing, you will require a Perl interpreter such as ActivePerl. You will need a tool such as 7-zip or winzip (commercial) for unpacking the HTK source code archive.
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It is helpful if you have some familiarity with using the DOS command line interface, as you will need to interact with it in order to compile, install and run HTK. Ensure that your PATH contains C: Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003 Vc7 bin Or if you are using older versions: C: Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio VC98 bin Compilation: 1.
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Unpack the HTK sources using 7-zip. Open a DOS command window: Click Start, select Run type cmd at the prompt and click OK.
Cd into the directory in which you unpacked the sources. Cd into the htk directory.
Type: cd htk 5. Create a directory for the library and tools. Type: mkdir bin.win32 6. Run VCVARS32 (it should be in your path, see prerequisites above) 7. Build the HTK Library, which provides the common functionality used by the HTK Tools. Enter the following commands: cd HTKLib nmake /f htkhtklibnt.mkf all cd.
Build the HTK Tools cd HTKTools nmake /f htkhtktoolsnt.mkf all cd. Cd HLMLib nmake /f htkhlmlibnt.mkf all cd. Cd HLMTools nmake /f htkhlmtoolsnt.mkf all cd. Installation: The HTK tools have now been built and are in the bin.win32 directory. You should add this directory to your PATH, so that you can run them easily from the command line in future.
Testing the Installation Among the samples on the HTK website you'll find the HTKDemo package that can be used to test your installation. See for download instructions. As an initial test of the installation please run the HTK demonstration using the configuration file HTKDemo/configs/monPlainM1S1.dcf. There is a README file in the HTKDemo directory explaining the operation of the demonstration in detail but, in short, you need to run the demonstration script passing it the configuration file configs/monPlainM1S1.dcf as input. To test the language modelling tools you should follow the tutorial in the HTK book, using the files in the LMTutorial/ directory. Before running the demo make sure you have compiled all the HTK tools and the executables are in your PATH, i.e. Just typing 'HInit' at the commandline prints a short usage summary.
To run the demonstration type: $ cd HTKDemo $./runDemo configs/monPlainM1S1.dcf The recognition results obtained should match the following.
HTK can be set up on Windows using the guide provided. Here is more detail on each step: Microsoft Visual Studio First, you'll need to install Microsoft Visual Studio. This can be downloaded from. Choose Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2013 with Update 2 (as of June 14, 2014). There is a 30-day or 90-day trial available, or if you are a student with a.edu email address, you can also on the same site. (November 2014) Visual Studio is now available free to everyone Adding Visual Studio to your PATH Next, you need to add Visual Studio to your PATH environment variable. First, look for the VC bin directory in your VS installation.
It should be at the location C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0 VC bin. If there's no (x86) or if you installed a different version (other than 12), be sure to use the correct location when you're using commands below. Open a command prompt by pressing the Windows key and typing cmd.exe (on Vista or later), or by choosing 'Run' from the Start Menu and type cmd (on earlier versions). Type path into the command prompt and it should return your PATH variable ( PATH= followed by a list of directories). To temporarily add VS to your PATH variable, type the following command. Set PATH=%PATH%;C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0 VC bin Type path again, and it should return the same list of directories as before, but with the string;C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0 VC bin added to the very end.
If it returns anything else (e.g., if it only returns the VC bin directory), don't proceed to the next step (close the command prompt window and start over). If it returns the same list plus your VS directory, you can add VS permanently by using the setx command instead of set: setx PATH '%PATH%;C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0 VC bin' On Windows XP, you'll need to install the before you can do this. Run VCVARS32 In the command prompt, type vcvars32 and press enter.
It should run for a few seconds and return nothing. Troubleshooting If vcvars32 returns an error message: 'vcvars32' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Be sure that you added the correct VC bin directory to your PATH. ERROR: Cannot determine the location of the VS Common Tools folder. You'll need to add C:/Windows/System32 to your PATH environment variable. To be sure that it worked - it should return usage instructions, and not a is not recognized error.
Microsoft was unexpected at this time. (or another was unexpected at this time message) There might be - you'll need to remove the quotes. The easiest way to do this on Windows 7 is to click the Start Menu, right-click Computer, and select Properties. On the left sidebar, click Advanced System Settings, choose the Advanced tab, then click Environment Variables. At the bottom. There are two places you need to check.
In the top section ( User variables), select the Path variable, and then click Edit. A box will pop up with two fields. Look through the Variable value field for directory paths that are surrounded by double-quotes (e.g., 'C: Program Files (x86) sox-14-4-1').
Remove the double-quotes surrounding these paths, but don't change anything else. Press OK to close the box. In the bottom section ( System variables), scroll down and click on the Path variable there, then click Edit. And remove any double-quotes surrounding any of the directory paths in the Variable value field. Be careful not to change anything else.
Press OK to close the variable box, then again to close Environment variables, and then again to close System Properties. Downloading and fixing HTK You'll need to register (free) with HTK to download it. Visit to register, and they will e-mail you a password. Download the file HTK source code (zip archive for Windows users) from here: with the username and password that you registered. Unzip the contents and put them in a directory that won't change (e.g., a C: Users YourUserName htk folder).
Before installing HTK, you'll need to fix it using these instructions: Installing HTK Open a command prompt and navigate to the folder where you unzipped HTK (e.g., cd C: Users YourUserName htk). Here the steps are the same as the. Once you're in the htk directory, type these commands to compile HTK: mkdir bin.win32 cd HTKLib nmake /f htkhtklibnt.mkf all cd./HTKTools nmake /f htkhtktoolsnt.mkf all cd./HLMLib nmake /f htkhlmlibnt.mkf all cd./HLMTools nmake /f htkhlmtoolsnt.mkf all Adding HTK to your PATH Finally, you need to add C: Users YourUserName htk bin.win32 to your PATH variable.
HTK can be set up on Windows using the guide provided here.
Here is more detail on each step:
Microsoft Visual Studio
First, you'll need to install Microsoft Visual Studio. This can be downloaded from Microsoft. Choose Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2013 with Update 2 (as of June 14, 2014). There is a 30-day or 90-day trial available, or if you are a student with a .edu email address, you can also register and download it for free on the same site.
- (November 2014) Visual Studio is now available free to everyone here
Adding Visual Studio to your PATH
Next, you need to add Visual Studio to your PATH environment variable.
First, look for the VCbin directory in your VS installation. It should be at the location C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0VCbin. If there's no (x86) or if you installed a different version (other than 12), be sure to use the correct location when you're using commands below.
Open a command prompt by pressing the Windows key and typing cmd.exe (on Vista or later), or by choosing 'Run' from the Start Menu and type cmd (on earlier versions).
Type path into the command prompt and it should return your PATH variable (PATH= followed by a list of directories). To temporarily add VS to your PATH variable, type the following command.
set PATH=%PATH%;C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0VCbin
Type path again, and it should return the same list of directories as before, but with the string ;C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0VCbin added to the very end. If it returns anything else (e.g., if it only returns the VCbin directory), don't proceed to the next step (close the command prompt window and start over). If it returns the same list plus your VS directory, you can add VS permanently by using the setx command instead of set:
setx PATH '%PATH%;C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0VCbin'
On Windows XP, you'll need to install the Windows XP SP2 Support Tools before you can do this.
Run VCVARS32
In the command prompt, type vcvars32 and press enter. It should run for a few seconds and return nothing.
Troubleshooting
If vcvars32 returns an error message:
'vcvars32' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Be sure that you added the correct VCbin directory to your PATH.
ERROR: Cannot determine the location of the VS Common Tools folder.
You'll need to add C:/Windows/System32 to your PATH environment variable. Type reg /? to be sure that it worked --- it should return usage instructions, and not a is not recognized error.
Microsoft was unexpected at this time. (or another was unexpected at this time message)
There might be double-quoted paths in your PATH variable --- you'll need to remove the quotes. The easiest way to do this on Windows 7 is to click the Start Menu, right-click Computer, and select Properties. On the left sidebar, click Advanced System Settings, choose the Advanced tab, then click Environment Variables.. at the bottom.
There are two places you need to check. In the top section (User variables), select the Path variable, and then click Edit... A box will pop up with two fields. Look through the Variable value field for directory paths that are surrounded by double-quotes (e.g., 'C:Program Files (x86)sox-14-4-1'). Remove the double-quotes surrounding these paths, but don't change anything else. Press OK to close the box. In the bottom section (System variables), scroll down and click on the Path variable there, then click Edit.. and remove any double-quotes surrounding any of the directory paths in the Variable value field. Be careful not to change anything else. Press OK to close the variable box, then again to close Environment variables, and then again to close System Properties.
Downloading and fixing HTK
You'll need to register (free) with HTK to download it. Visit http://htk.eng.cam.ac.uk/register.shtml to register, and they will e-mail you a password.
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Download the file HTK source code (zip archive for Windows users) from here: http://htk.eng.cam.ac.uk/download.shtml with the username and password that you registered.
Unzip the contents and put them in a directory that won't change (e.g., a C:UsersYourUserNamehtk folder). Before installing HTK, you'll need to fix it using these instructions: http://github.com/JoFrhwld/FAVE/wiki/HTK-3.4.1#fixing-htk-source
Installing HTK
Open a command prompt and navigate to the folder where you unzipped HTK (e.g., cd C:UsersYourUserNamehtk). Here the steps are the same as the guide on the HTK site.
Once you're in the htk directory, type these commands to compile HTK:
Adding HTK to your PATH
Finally, you need to add C:UsersYourUserNamehtkbin.win32 to your PATH variable.