# To be able to convert text to Speech !pip install SpeechRecognition #(3.8.1) #To convey the Speech to text and also speak it out !pip install gTTS #(2.2.3) # To install our language model !pip install transformers #(4.11.3) !pip install tensorflow #(2.6.0, or pytorch) import numpy as np # Beginning of the AI class ChatBot(): def __init__(self, name): print("----- starting up", name, "-----") self.name = name # Execute the AI if __name__ == "__main__": ai = ChatBot(name="Dev") import speech_recognition as sr def speech_to_text(self): recognizer = sr.Recognizer() with sr.Microphone() as mic: print("listening...") audio = recognizer.listen(mic) try: self.text = recognizer.recognize_google(audio) print("me --> ", self.text) except: print("me --> ERROR") # Execute the AI if __name__ == "__main__": ai = ChatBot(name="Dev") while True: ai.speech_to_text() def wake_up(self, text): return True if self.name in text.lower() else False from gtts import gTTS import os @staticmethod def text_to_speech(text): print("AI --> ", text) speaker = gTTS(text=text, lang="en", slow=False) speaker.save("res.mp3") os.system("start res.mp3") #if you have a macbook->afplay or for windows use->start os.remove("res.mp3") #Those two functions can be used like this # Execute the AI if __name__ == "__main__": ai = ChatBot(name="Dev") while True: ai.speech_to_text() ## wake up if ai.wake_up(ai.text) is True: res = "Hello I am Dev the AI, what can I do for you?" ai.text_to_speech(res) import datetime @staticmethod def action_time(): return datetime.datetime.now().time().strftime('%H:%M') #and run the script after adding the above function to the AI class # Run the AI if __name__ == "__main__": ai = ChatBot(name="Dev") while True: ai.speech_to_text() ## waking up if ai.wake_up(ai.text) is True: res = "Hello I am Dev the AI, what can I do for you?" ## do any action elif "time" in ai.text: res = ai.action_time() ## respond politely elif any(i in ai.text for i in ["thank","thanks"]): res = np.random.choice( ["you're welcome!","anytime!", "no problem!","cool!", "I'm here if you need me!","peace out!"]) ai.text_to_speech(res) import transformers nlp = transformers.pipeline("conversational", model="microsoft/DialoGPT-medium") #Time to try it out input_text = "hello!" nlp(transformers.Conversation(input_text), pad_token_id=50256) chat = nlp(transformers.Conversation(ai.text), pad_token_id=50256) res = str(chat) res = res[res.find("bot >> ")+6:].strip() ----- starting up Dev ----- listening... me --> Hello! AI --> Hello :D listening... # for speech-to-text import speech_recognition as sr # for text-to-speech from gtts import gTTS # for language model import transformers import os import time # for data import os import datetime import numpy as np # Building the AI class ChatBot(): def __init__(self, name): print("----- Starting up", name, "-----") self.name = name def speech_to_text(self): recognizer = sr.Recognizer() with sr.Microphone() as mic: print("Listening...") audio = recognizer.listen(mic) self.text="ERROR" try: self.text = recognizer.recognize_google(audio) print("Me --> ", self.text) except: print("Me --> ERROR") @staticmethod def text_to_speech(text): print("Dev --> ", text) speaker = gTTS(text=text, lang="en", slow=False) speaker.save("res.mp3") statbuf = os.stat("res.mp3") mbytes = statbuf.st_size / 1024 duration = mbytes / 200 os.system('start res.mp3') #if you are using mac->afplay or else for windows->start # os.system("close res.mp3") time.sleep(int(50*duration)) os.remove("res.mp3") def wake_up(self, text): return True if self.name in text.lower() else False @staticmethod def action_time(): return datetime.datetime.now().time().strftime('%H:%M') # Running the AI if __name__ == "__main__": ai = ChatBot(name="dev") nlp = transformers.pipeline("conversational", model="microsoft/DialoGPT-medium") os.environ["TOKENIZERS_PARALLELISM"] = "true" ex=True while ex: ai.speech_to_text() ## wake up if ai.wake_up(ai.text) is True: res = "Hello I am Dave the AI, what can I do for you?" ## action time elif "time" in ai.text: res = ai.action_time() ## respond politely elif any(i in ai.text for i in ["thank","thanks"]): res = np.random.choice(["you're welcome!","anytime!","no problem!","cool!","I'm here if you need me!","mention not"]) elif any(i in ai.text for i in ["exit","close"]): res = np.random.choice(["Tata","Have a good day","Bye","Goodbye","Hope to meet soon","peace out!"]) ex=False ## conversation else: if ai.text=="ERROR": res="Sorry, come again?" else: chat = nlp(transformers.Conversation(ai.text), pad_token_id=50256) res = str(chat) res = res[res.find("bot >> ")+6:].strip() ai.text_to_speech(res) print("----- Closing down Dev -----")
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