In this video, I show off my new word splitting code, the current speech repository, a bit of speech synthesis, some rudimentary speech recognition tests, and the foundation for Jarvis' code going forth.

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0:00 Intro // Recap

A recap of last episode and how my plans have shifted in regards to the original speech repository.

1:17 New Repository and Processor

A look at the new secondary speech repository that will eventually be used to let Jarvis form sentences based on parts of speech (using a ranking system I will go over at a later date). I also compare my original word_processor.bat code to the new and shiny SENTENCE DECIMATOR, which can parse a sentence like no other. New features of this code include an unlimited word per sentence count and an unlimited character per word count.

4:23 Choosing Words

Here I go over my code for randomly choosing words based on their parts of speech using nouns as the test group. It is worth noting that this particular code will be used more so for choosing words with synonymous meanings, as well as eventually enabling Jarvis to express his feelings through exclamative interjections (hopefully).

6:38 Learning New Words

I go over my code that automatically sorts words based on their parts of speech and adds them to the repository. This will hopefully eventually be able to enable Jarvis to learn new words; I hope to implement a code for him to find the definitions of words himself at some point.

I also briefly demo the new word code with some basic speech recognition to display a rudimentary version of how users will be able to interact with Jarvis once he is sufficiently set up.

10:07 Main Jarvis Code

In this section I display what I have of the main Jarvis code so far and the adaptive foundation I am setting for the rest of the code.

12:20 Plans for the Future

To end the video, I go over some of my future aspirations for this code.
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