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Good speech recognition engine for Mac, not iOS?

Sorry if this is a recurring question, but I have not seen it anywhere.

I am working on a Mac program that will accept voice commands, and NSSpeechRecognizer does not do this for me.

I want something more dynamic so that I can set alarms, create dates, give more natural commands, etc.

Every open source open source speech engine I've found is adapted for iOS. Openears / vocalkit etc. Still working just as well for Mac programs?

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Speech recognition is extremely nontrivial. Free engines are for some reason free. If you expect dictation in any amount (for example, an alarm shortcut), you're out of luck. There are reasons why Siri requires an entire data center. Available open source packages will not be much larger than simple telephone auto attendants.

If you do not have extensive statistics and free time, I would recommend that you license a commercial library or server implementation.

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pocket sphinx from Carnegie Melon - the only option

http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/918632/

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