Ilovepdf Merged
Ilovepdf Merged
K Shivaraj
(Course Co-ordinator, CSE)
Project Associate
Vinayaka S (446CS21039)
Kiran kumar s (446CS21016)
2. Requirement Specifications 6
2.1 Hardware Requirements 6
2.2 Software Requirements 6
2.3 Functional Requirements 6
2.4 Code Requirements 6
3. Proposed System 7
3.1 Flow Chart
5. Conclusion 10
ABSTRACT
The provided Python script appears to be a voice-activated assistant that utilizes speech
recognition, natural language processing (NLP), and various APIs to perform tasks. The assistant
can recognize speech, extract entities from the recognized text, determine the location of entities,
provide weather information, display locations on a map, and interact with Wikipedia.
Additionally, it includes functionalities for responding with synthesized speech.
The `calculate_polarity` function is defined to calculate the polarity of a given SpaCy `Doc`
object, but the actual sentiment analysis logic needs to be implemented or replaced.
In summary, the script combines speech recognition, natural language processing, and external
APIs to create a basic voice-activated assistant capable of handling location-based queries,
weather requests, and general information retrieval from Wikipedia.
INTRODUCTION
The provided Python script is a basic voice-controlled assistant that utilizes various libraries and
APIs to perform tasks such as recognizing speech, extracting entities, retrieving Wikipedia
information, providing weather details, and displaying locations on a map. The assistant is
designed to continuously listen for user commands until an "exit" command is recognized.
Purpose:
The purpose of the script is to create a simple voice-controlled assistant that can understand and
respond to user commands, retrieve location information, provide weather details, and display
locations on a map.
Scope:
The scope of the script is limited to the functionalities implemented, including speech recognition,
entity extraction, Wikipedia information retrieval, weather reporting, and map display. The
assistant can handle basic commands related to these functionalities and continuously operate until
the user issues an "exit" command.
Note:
The sentiment analysis part seems to be a placeholder ("calculate_polarity" function) and is not
fully implemented. Additionally, some API keys (e.g., OpenWeatherMap API key) need to be
replaced with actual keys for the script to work properly. Moreover, the script may require
additional error handling and improvements for real-world usage.6. Draw rectangles around the
detected cars in the original color frame.
7. Count the number of cars detected in the frame.
8. Determine the traffic condition based on the car count.
9. Write the frame number, car count, and traffic condition to the CSV file.
10. Display the frame with rectangles and show frame information in the console.
11. Exit the loop if the 'Esc' key is pressed.
Once the video processing is complete, the CSV file is closed, and the video source is released.
The OpenCV windows are closed, and the program ends.
This project provides a basic framework for car detection and traffic condition assessment in a
video stream. It can be further enhanced for more sophisticated traffic analysis and visualization.
Requirement Specifications:
2.1 Hardware Requirements:
The script has minimal hardware requirements, needing only a microphone for speech input and a
device with internet access to fetch data from APIs and display information.
2. Required Python Libraries: Ensure that the necessary libraries, such as `speech_recognition`,
`geopy`, `wikipedia`, `pyttsx3`, `requests`, `spacy`, and `webbrowser`, are installed.
3. API Keys: Replace placeholder API keys (e.g., OpenWeatherMap API key) with actual keys for
proper functionality.
4. Language Model: The script uses the spaCy natural language processing library, and it relies on
the English language model (`en_core_web_sm`).
pip install SpeechRecognition geopy wikipedia pyttsx3 requests sp
Ensure that an internet connection is available for accessing external APIs and services.2.3
Code Requirements: The system requires the following software libraries and
packages to function properly:
OpenCV:
1. Speech Recognition:
- Library: `speech_recognition`
- Installation: `pip install SpeechRecognition`
2. Geocoding:
- Library: `geopy`
- Installation: `pip install geopy`
3. Wikipedia API:
- Library: `wikipedia`
- Installation: `pip install wikipedia`
4. Text-to-Speech:
- Library: `pyttsx3`
- Installation: `pip install pyttsx3`
5. HTTP Requests:
- Library: `requests`
- Installation: Already included in most Python distributions
Ensure that you replace placeholder API keys, such as the OpenWeatherMap API key, with actual
keys for proper functionality. Additionally, the system requires an internet connection for
accessing external APIs and services.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
The potential future enhancements for the provided system could include:
2. Expanded Functionality:
- Incorporate additional functionalities, such as calendar management, reminders, and the ability
to interact with other online services.
3. Multi-Language Support:
- Extend language support to understand and respond to commands in multiple languages.
4. User Authentication:
- Implement user authentication to provide personalized responses and access to user-specific
information.
8. Continuous Learning:
- Implement a learning mechanism to adapt and improve the assistant's understanding and
responses based on user interactions over time.
These enhancements aim to make the system more versatile, user-friendly, and capable of
addressing a broader range of user needs