julius-generate - random sentence generator for Julius

julius-generate was written by the Julius team <julius-info@lists.sourceforge.jp>, and this  manual  page
       by Siegfried-A. Gevatter <rainct@ubuntu.com>.

       Same as Julius.

JULIUS                                            July 28, 2008                               JULIUS-GENERATE(1)

julius-generate randomly generates sentences which are acceptable by the given grammar. It can be used to
       check coverage of a grammar in a human basis, by looking up if it may generate non-acceptable sentences.

       julius-generate -n 1 foo
              This reads files "foo.dfa" and "foo.dict" and prints one random sentence which would be acceptable
              according to them.

       julius-generate - random sentence generator for Julius

-n<amount>
              Changes the amount of sentences which will be generated (the default is 10).

       -t     Outputs  terminal  (category)  names instead of words. This needs a .term file, in addition to the
              .dfa and the .dict files.

       -v     Verbose mode. If you use this, only one sentence will be generated, but julius-generate will print
              the different choices it had for each word.

       -s<string>
              Changes the used short-pause model to the indicated one.

mkdfa

julius-generate[options]<prefix>

       Run  julius-generate  from  the  same directory where you have the .dfa and the .dict file from where you
       want it to read the grammar, and pass it their prefix. If you don't have those files,  you  can  generate
       them with mkdfa.