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##########################################################
# ALIZE PROJECT - 2003-2011
# http://alize.univ-avignon.fr
#
# V2.0 / May 1th 2011
#
# Please visit:
# http://alize.univ-avignon.fr
#
##########################################################
This package is part of the ALIZE Project. Please visit http://alize.univ-avignon.fr
for more informations and documentations.
In case of trouble, see the "how to compile guide on" :
http://mistral.univ-avignon.fr/mistral_dev/pdf/mistral_technote.004.howToCompileMistral.pdf
See also News.txt for information about important modifications done on ALIZE library
FAQ
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Q: Want is needed to install ALIZE library
A: aclocal, autoconf, automake and libtool are required to compile ALIZE library
Q: How to generate the ALIZE library under Linux, MacOS and cygwin
A: In a shell, run successively: aclocal, automake, autoconf, ./configure, make
Q: How to generate the ALIZE library under windows/Visual C++
A: Use the ALIZE_2005.sln solution file. If your version of Visual Studio is newly than 2005 you just have to convert it using Visual studio tools.
Q: I have some problems to compile ALIZE
A: Please read this technote : http://mistral.univ-avignon.fr/mistral_dev/pdf/mistral_technote.004.howToCompileMistral.pdf if you don't find your answer feel free to send a email to [email protected]
Q: How to I link ALIZE with my projects
A: See the example in the ./exemple directory of LIA_RAL directory. Just include the header file alize.h at the begining of your source code and link statically libalize.a during your project compilation
Q: How to generate documentation
A: In a shell, in the main folder of Alize, doxygen doxygen.cfg (need to have doxygen installed)
Q: ALIZE allows speaker verification/authentication but need some feature in input. How can I find it ?
A: in terms of speech, ALIZE team recommends to use SPRO toolkit which is available under MIT licence (kind of BSD modified) from his version 5.0