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i want to convert speech to text in WPF . How can i do this ?? I m new in this please guide me ?? How can i start my project ??

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Wow, this is not a simple solution for it. You must use voice recognition algorithm.

You can start a project in Visual Studio 2010 by the clicking File -> New -> Project ... and choicing Visual C# -> WPF Application

Learning guide you can find at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/cc136611.aspx

Svisstack
+2  A: 

WPF is a presentation framework. It doesn't do text-to-speech or speech-to-text.

Brian Genisio
Couldn't agree more.
JonnyLitt
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It's an open research problem. But you can buy commercial packages for it I think.

See for example: http://www.nuance.co.uk/naturallyspeaking/products/default.asp

Mau
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WPF is used to build user interfaces, not algorithms. This is a C#,or even a .NET related question. Try to start with an Hello World program instead of such a big task. You'll progress step by step.

Aurélien Ribon
Ok thanx Ribon ..please Give me guideline ..tht how can i create that project in c# ??
Wahib Idris
What type of question is that? "How can I build a bridge plz gief me tutorialz thanks u". Sit down and do some research.
Sergio Tapia
Would say the same thing :-)
Aurélien Ribon
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Please let me know that how can i convert speech to text in C# ...

Wahib Idris
Are you actually serious? You just can't hack it up overnight. It's a tough problem. If you want to build it from scratch, you'd better get someone who's worked on the problem before and expect to embark on a long term project. Look into commercial packages that provide the functionality.
Mau
You asked the same question in an answer. Don't be surprised if people vote you down.
JonnyLitt
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Not an easy task - very specialist in fact - but as a start you might look at using soundex to match words in a dictionary (db or flat file).

This will not give you grammatical checking, and probably won't be that accurate, but will give you a working framework that you can build on.

Of course, before you do any of that, you need to manage the sound file to pick out the sounds, spaces, rhythm etc. and convert them into a value that you can manipulate within your code.

You're looking at a LOT of man hours. Some people devote their careers to this.

Leo
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Please try google, you can find a lot of samples like this -

WPF Text To Speech UI -

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc998523.aspx

Converting Text to Speech in a C# WPF Application-

http://www.redmondpie.com/converting-text-to-speech-in-a-c-wpf-application/

akjoshi
That's the opposite (easier) problem.
Mau
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Start by taking a look at the Microsoft Speech API (SAPI)

Mark H
Yeah, this comes built in with Windows (XP and above I think), and will do speech to text. It has a managed code API so you can use it with C# in your WPF app.
Grant Crofton