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Manuals {#estmanuals}
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# General Information {#estmanualsgeneral}
Edinburgh Speech Tools provides a set of executables, which
offer access to speech tools functionality in the form of a stand
alone program. As far as possible, the programs follow a common
format in terms of assumptions, defaults and processing paradigms.
The following are generally true of most speech tools programs.
- Arguments to functions can be specified in any order on the command line. Most programs can take multiple input files, which by default have no preceding argument.
- Output by default is to standard out. The -o flag can be used to specify an output file.
- Often programs can read many formats of input file.
Wherever possible, this is done automatically. If this can't be done, the
-itype flag can be used to specify the input file format.
- The output file format is specified by -otype.
Specific documentation for each executable is given on separate pages:
- @subpage ch_wave_manual
- @subpage ch_track_manual
- @subpage tilt_analysis_manual
- @subpage tilt_synthesis_manual
- @subpage sigfv_manual
- @subpage spectgen_manual
- @subpage sigfilter_manual
- @subpage designfilter_manual
- @subpage pda_manual
- @subpage pitchmark_manual
- @subpage dp_manual
- @subpage ngram_build_manual
- @subpage ngram_test_manual
- @subpage viterbi_manual
- @subpage na_play_manual
- @subpage na_record_manual
- @subpage wagon_manual
- @subpage ols_manual
- @subpage ols_test_manual
- @subpage wfst_build_manual
- @subpage wfst_train_manual
- @subpage wfst_test_manual
- @subpage scfg_make_manual
- @subpage scfg_train_manual
- @subpage scfg_parse_manual
- @subpage scfg_test_manual
- @subpage siod_manual
- @subpage fringe_client_manual
- @subpage bcat_manual
- @subpage xml_parser_manual
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