libalinga is a C++ implementation of a multi-stream codec for the ALingA (Aligned Linguistic Annotation) format. It makes use of libogg++. Each ALingA stream holds at least one stream of annotation data, which is in the LingA format. It may also interleave the signal stream(s) against which the LingA streams are aligned, or it may simply reference such streams. It also provides metadata about the underlying manifold for the signals and the annotations. The metadata is ordered for runtime parsing of the number and type of signal and LingA codecs to enable decoding of the multiple logical streams in one pass.
libalinga-java is a Java native interface to libalinga. It provides C++ and Java wrappers, as well as Java classes. It also provides control files to generate them from the libalinga interface using the program swig. The major and minor versions of this JNI will track that of libalinga, but its bugfixes are independent of libalinga bugfixes.
libneuro-java is a Java native interface to libneuro. It provides C++ and Java wrappers, as well as Java classes. It also provides control files to generate them from the libneuro interface using the program swig. The major and minor versions of this JNI will track that of libneuro, but its bugfixes are independent of libneuro bugfixes.
libogg++java is a Java native interface to libogg++. It provides C++ and Java wrappers, as well as Java classes. It also provides control files to generate them from the libogg++ interface using SWIG. The major and minor versions of this JNI will track that of libogg++, but its bugfixes are independent of libogg++ bugfixes.
libpersist is a small library of C++ base classes and templates providing the capability to store and load objects in their entirety across executions. It also provides for object relocation between threads in a NUMA (non-uniform memory access) parallel processing environment. Objects are stored to disk as POD. They are reconstructed when reloaded into memory. Relocation is a special case of persistence, requiring reconstruction after the POD has been moved in memory. After all objects have been relocated, all references to the objects are swizzled (their IDs are resolved to their addresses), so that they can be dereferenced efficiently.
shva is a Web-start graphical editor to hear, view, and annotate speech. It is designed to access speech databases over the Web. It opens from the browser when the user clicks on a link to an utterance. It then runs as a separate GUI application. Edited annotations are saved back to the database. It is currently deployed for the FreeCLAS seed database.