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How To Store Your Words in The Dictionary Using Labview

The document provides steps to record a spoken word using a main VI, copy the MFCC data of the spoken word from the Dictionary VI, paste the MFCC data into the appropriate location based on the spoken word, such as LEFT1 if the word was 'LEFT', and save the MFCC as the default value to capture multiple spoken words.

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How To Store Your Words in The Dictionary Using Labview

The document provides steps to record a spoken word using a main VI, copy the MFCC data of the spoken word from the Dictionary VI, paste the MFCC data into the appropriate location based on the spoken word, such as LEFT1 if the word was 'LEFT', and save the MFCC as the default value to capture multiple spoken words.

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STEP 1: Run the main VI once (Dont LOOP over). Record the desired word.

Now go to the Dictionary


VI.
STEP2: In Match Input Matrix the processed MFCC of the spoken word will appear. Copy the data by
rightclicking on it. Data Operations>>Copy data


STEP3: If the word said was LEFT then paste the contents from Match Input to LEFT1 by
rightclicking>>Data Operations>> Paste Data


STEP4: Now again rightclick>> DataOperation>> Make current value to default to save the MFCC.



STEP5: Repeat this process for all the words and store them in appropriate locations.

Ps: The Mathscript Module in LabVIEW sometimes works only in a 32 bit windows machine.

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