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# Speech PROcessing tools - README
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# $Author: guig $
# $Date: 2010-11-09 17:07:44 +0100 (Tue, 09 Nov 2010) $
# $Revision: 152 $
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INTRODUCTION

The Speech Signal Processing (SPro) toolkit provides the standard
speech signal analysis routines. The basic functions needed to build
signal processing algorithms are defined in a library and runtime
tools are provided for the standard analysis procedure (LPC,
filter-bank and cepstral analysis).

LICENSE

SPro is distributed "as is" under the MIT License. See COPYING for
details on the license.

CONTENT

 Library (libspro.a):

  - system.h: system dependent stuff
  - spro.h: all the definitions for libspro.a

  - sig.c: waveform I/O functions
  - header.c: feature stream header functions
  - spf.c: feature I/O functions
  - misc.c: miscellaneous stuff that didn't fit anywhere else
  - lpc.c: LPC based speech analysis functions
  - fft.c: FFT based speech analysis functions
  - convert.c: delta, delta-delta, CMS and other convertions

 Runtimes:

  - scopy: copy/list of an SPro data file into various formats (HTK,
    ascii, Sirocco, ...)
  - sfbank: filter bank analysis
  - sfbcep: filter bank cepstral coefficients
  - slpc: LPC analysis
  - slpcep: LPC-based cepstral coefficients

 Documentation:

  - spro.texi
  - changes.texi
  - index.texi
  - intro.texi
  - library.texi
  - reference.texi
  - speech.texi
  - user.texi
  - version.texi

INSTALLATION

  See INSTALL for details.

SUPPORTED PLATFORMS

  As far as I know, SPro has been successfully build and used on
  Linux, SPARC/SunOS, and HP-UX. It should also work on AIX though
  this has not been tested so far. This code has *never* been ported
  to any windows-based OS but if someone ever do that, please let me
  know (there should be some problems).

BUG REPORT

  To report a bug or any comment or (even better) any contribution,
  please send a mail to [email protected].

HISTORY

  See CHANGES for details.

AUTHOR

  Guillaume Gravier - [email protected]

CONTRIBUTORS

  In alphabetical order: Raphael Blouet, Pierre Duhamel, Johnny
  Mariethoz, Sylvain Meigner, Alexey Ozerov, Jacques Prado.