Possibility of partial match

[damares86]

Possibility of partial match

[steveouma]

Hi @damares86,
I think it may be possible to use dejavu to achieve this but it'll require some work. You need to be able to keep a continuous audio stream through the sleep process. You can then run a scan against the stream.

[damares86]

Thank you @steveouma for your reply!
I don't know python so I don't think I will be able to do that work.
Do you know some similar projects or some kind of forum where I can found some suggestions? Because it's also difficult to find the right keywords for this kind of search on Google

[steveouma]

Unfortunately, I don't know of any similar projects. It looks like a very niche conversation area from what I can see online. In case I stumble upon anything interesting I will buzz back. https://nightwatchepilepsy.com/

[damares86]

Thank you for all!

[denis-stepanov]

Dejavu supports "partial matches" out of the box; by default it returns two nearest matches and their confidence, and the confidence could be anything in between 0 and 100%. It is then up to your code to decide if what's returned is a good enough match or not.

I recently made a Dejavu-based project of finding advertisement jingles in TV transmissions, https://github.com/denis-stepanov/advent. While seemingly different area, I believe that it has got 90% of what you need. It supports listening from a stream like a mike continuously, and you can specify match confidence. The only difference is that you'd need to replace a line which controls TV with something that would send a whatever alert you need. Some Python knowledge would not hurt anyway.

I can't tell for the quality of ambient sound recognition; this is something that you would need to test for your case.