The Galaxy Communicator open source distribution

The GalaxyCommunicator open source distribution is provided by the MITRE Corporation, based extensively on the MIT GalaxyCommunicator system. MITRE maintains this infrastructure for the DARPA Communicator program, and also provides documentation, examples, programming language bindings, additional servers, etc.

Most recent Galaxy Communicator releases

version 4.0, on September 10, 2002 (patch 2 released September 24, 2003)

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The Open Source Toolkit

The Open Source Toolkit (OSTK) is a collection of open source Communicator-compliant servers and wrappers which will help you build your own spoken dialogue system. As this collection evolves, we intend to provide support for a number of common and useful third-party open source software tools, as well as a reference dialogue system exemplifying useful techniques in a running application. The current release of the Open Source Toolkit requires Galaxy Communicator 4.0 or later. At least one of the C servers and one of the examples runs under Windows.

Most recent Open Source Toolkit releases

version 20030924, on September 24, 2003 (requires 4.0 or later)

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The full Galaxy Communicator distribution, when untarred, will create a directory called GalaxyCommunicator-<version>, where <version> is the appropriate version number. The Open Source Toolkit distribution, when untarred, will create a directory called OSTK-<version>, where <version> is the appropriate version number.

By downloading the Galaxy Communicator or Open Source Toolkit distributions, you agree to the terms of the Galaxy Communicator open source license.

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