Project Summary
VoX is an acronym for Voice eXchange.
VoX is a nifty command-line based tool that is used to encode speech files using a repository.
Advantages:
Modest Bandwidth Requirements as only codes are transmitted instead of actual speech
Spoken Communication is Expressive
Limitations:
Single Speaker's Voice
Large Number of Small Files
Empirically Decided Cluster Cardinality
Frame Length is Fixed
Application:
News Broadcast and Archival
As an E-mail Add-on (as in the block diagrams above)
Future Scope:
Towards Unification and Generalization (The reverse of Personalization)
Streamability (Real-time Communication)
VoX is registered under GNU Public Licence (GPL). More info can be obtained on the project page.
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