The final work period is done and the application is up and running at https://snd96.pythonanywhere.com/. The github repository for my work can be found here: https://github.com/SND96/twine-stories. These are the tasks that the application can so far perform. Parse through an entire Twine story and then extract the relevant data like questions and choice statements. The entire story can then be navigated using Flask. Generate the phonemes for each choice statement and then loading it into Pocketsphinx.

This week was spent mostly on loading the pronunciation phonemes for each word in every option into Pocketsphinx.js. The first step was getting all the phonemes which was already accomplished earlier and made into jsgf files. Instead of using the jsgf files, the pronunciations will be loaded directly into the html page in two steps. The first step will be to make an entire dictionary for all the word present on that particular page.

From the previous week my main aim was to implement a basic version of the recognizer from syl22-00/pocketsphinx.js. I have built a previous version of it earlier which I used as a basic from SND96/pocketsphinx-scores. I originally built this to to get the alignment scores for words in the phrase “What’s your name?”. I won’t need this for now so I removed that completely but may include it at a later time when the application is more stable.