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/*********************************************************************
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* Command line definitions for bw
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* Eric Thayer (eht@cs.cmu.edu)
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*********************************************************************/
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const char helpstr[] =
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A routine that provides and ad-hoc way of speaker adaptation by mixture \n\
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weight interpolation. SD and SI model's mixture weight are first \n\
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determined and they act as an inputs of this program. The output \n\
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is the interpolated mixture weight. \n\
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The interpolation is controlled by the value lambda (-sillambda) ";
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const char examplestr[]=
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mixw_interp -SImixwfn si_mixw -SDmixwfn sd_mxiw -outmixwfn final_mixw -SIlambad 0.7";
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static arg_t defn[] = {
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"Shows the usage of the tool"},
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"Shows example of how to use the tool"},
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"The SI mixture weight parameter file name"},
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"The SD mixture weight parameter file name"},
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"The output interpolated mixture weight parameter file name"},
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"Weight given to SI mixing weights" },
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#endif /* ARG_DEFN_H */