How to take advantage of the multiple cpus in PC (windows) to train the acoustic model in Sphinx

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User: zxinhui
Date: 11/25/2009 5:40 pm

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Dear all,

Is there any way to take advantage of the multiple cpus in pc to train the acoustic model in Sphinx 3? I was able to do it by using Cygwin . How about without using cygwin ?

Thanks a lot,

Xinhui,

--- (Edited on 11/25/2009 5:40 pm [GMT-0600] by zxinhui) ---

Re: How to take advantage of the multiple cpus in PC (windows) to train the acoustic model in Sphinx

User: nsh
Date: 11/26/2009 6:38 am

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suprisingly its the same as before. queue type should be posix and number of part should be the same as number of cpus.

--- (Edited on 11/26/2009 15:38 [GMT+0300] by nsh) ---

Re: How to take advantage of the multiple cpus in PC (windows) to train the acoustic model in Sphinx

User: zxinhui
Date: 11/26/2009 10:59 am

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Thanks for your reply !

I did as what you said before posting this message. It worked in Cygwin, but not in Windows (without Cygwin).

When I run it outside of Cygwin, I got the followng error messages:

POSIX::setsid not implemented on this architecture at Z:\Utilities\Sphinx\tutorial\rm1\scripts_pl\lib/Queue/POSIX.pm line 66.
POSIX::setsid not implemented on this architecture at Z:\Utilities\Sphinx\tutorial\rm1\scripts_pl\lib/Queue/POSIX.pm line 66.
POSIX::setsid not implemented on this architecture at Z:\Utilities\Sphinx\tutorial\rm1\scripts_pl\lib/Queue/POSIX.pm line 66.
POSIX::setsid not implemented on this architecture at Z:\Utilities\Sphinx\tutorial\rm1\scripts_pl\lib/Queue/POSIX.pm line 66.
POSIX::setsid not implemented on this architecture at Z:\Utilities\Sphinx\tutorial\rm1\scripts_pl\lib/Queue/POSIX.pm line 66.

--- (Edited on 11/26/2009 10:59 am [GMT-0600] by zxinhui) ---

Re: How to take advantage of the multiple cpus in PC (windows) to train the acoustic model in Sphinx

User: nsh
Date: 11/26/2009 4:11 pm

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Well, you need to modify the script to spawn the processes on windows. Google is your friend here. See this for example:

http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=663272

--- (Edited on 11/27/2009 01:11 [GMT+0300] by nsh) ---

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