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SpeechClipse v 1.0 “ An Effective Plug-In for the Eclipse IDE ”

SpeechClipse v 1.0 “ An Effective Plug-In for the Eclipse IDE ”. Team Members: Faizan, Javed Qasim, Ijaz Rajesh, Sudarsan Raymond, Corvin Shairaj, Shaik Suman, Roychoudhury Advisors: Dr.Jeff Gray & Dr.Barrett Bryant http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

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SpeechClipse v 1.0 “ An Effective Plug-In for the Eclipse IDE ”

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  1. SpeechClipsev 1.0“An Effective Plug-In for the Eclipse IDE” Team Members: Faizan, Javed Qasim, Ijaz Rajesh, Sudarsan Raymond, Corvin Shairaj, Shaik Suman, Roychoudhury Advisors: Dr.Jeff Gray & Dr.Barrett Bryant http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/ Computer and Information Sciences Department University Of Alabama at Birmingham

  2. Motivation • Speech plug-in to positively affect individuals who are physically challenged or diagnosed with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) • Increased productivity and ease of IDE navigation by concurrent control • Customizable and Taylor-Made speech control • Contribution towards Eclipse community http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  3. Background How does a Typical Speech Engine works ? Picture - Courtesy Microsoft Corporation http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  4. Implementation • The user defined “Speech-Robot” Class to translate speech commands into keyboard events • Mapping Eclipse events to speech commands through rule based grammar rules • Extensible design to accommodate future IDE events • Complete control of keyboard through used defined KeyMap Class • JSGF (Java Speech Grammar Format) to specify rules http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  5. RECOGNIZER Rule-Based Grammar NAVIGATOR SYNTHESIZER TOKEN SpeechClipse Control Flow Diagram http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  6. CloudGarden’s Speech Engine • JSAPI based implementation • Consists of both Recognizer and Synthesizer • Supports both Rule-Based and Dictation grammar http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  7. Grammar • SpeechClipse Control: • Grammar rules and event properties are the primary ways of controlling the speech recognizer’s activity • JSAPI Specifications: • JSGF (Java Speech API Grammar Format) Currently Used In SpeechClipse • JSML (Java Speech API Markup Language) Will be used in future versions of SpeechClipse http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  8. Advantages of SpeechClipse • Increase productivity to users by allowing multi-tasking • Speech enabled programming environment for various users groups • Better recognition by adapting Speech-engine with user voice • Highly Customizable • Rich set of Speech Commands: • Hand’s Free Refactoring • Hand’s Free Debugging • Code templates • Speech Wizards http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  9. Current Status • Efficient navigation of Eclipse IDE • Code-Templates: • Automate the typing of standard programming constructs • Speech-Hot-Keys: • Accomplish the effect of multiple keyboard or mouse clicks • Access to standard external applications • An extensible design • Ability to dynamically update the SpeechClipse grammar • Harness the powerful refactoring and debugging capabilities of Eclipse through Speech commands http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  10. Video Demonstration • Project creation • Standard keyboard capabilities • Project compilation and building • Hand’s free Debugging • Hand’s free Refactoring • Generating Java-Documentation SpeechClipse http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  11. Future Work • Improve the Grammar using of all the capabilities of rule-based grammars. • Implement Lazy-Typing using Dictation grammar • Emulate mouse movements • Ability to effectively code and store identifier-names • Speech synthesis (Futuristic) for visually impaired http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

  12. Thank You http://www.cis.uab.edu/info/Eclipse/SpeechClipse/

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