Alexa custom wake word

[short grotto]

Is using the Alexa wake word as good and stable as OK Nabu, and if so, how do you implement it on the Voice PE?

[rapid pond]

Semantically it's a bit worse (3 syllables vs 4). But on par with "Hey, Jarvis".

However, ANY self-made model for Microwakeword (which VPE is using) would be worse than Ok Nabu, that was trained with thousands of live samples donated by community.

I'm not sure also if there's viable way right now to train TFLITE for Microwakeword. There were tutorials - but they're most probably outdated.

[short grotto]

Will this device be allowed to build a wake-up call in the future, or at least a different variety of wake-up calls, because ok nabu sounds weird.

[rapid pond]

Question to devs - but as far as i know - it's harder than you think. Tailoring the wake word is pretty hard process, almost an art. Slapping something that works 60% of time is easy - but 99% working wake word is almost impossible, with all the tembres, accents etc.

I think "sounds weird" is pretty subjective statement. My family is using it every day (despite me trying to use other wake words, Ok Nabu just works better), no complaints. We used Google and Alexa before.

[short grotto]

I would be happy for a word that is more appropriate for my language, which is probably not possible (Hebrew)

[rapid pond]

It's probably possible - with generation of enough samples.

[pseudo spade]

With the latest tater mmw trainers, with updated firm on your device, the voicePE will send your voice audio to the trainer

Close misses
False positives
Good wakes

You can then sort these as good or bad and then retrain with very good results

[rapid pond]

Is there a link to something like this?