Reverse Dependencies of google-cloud-speech

The following projects have a declared dependency on google-cloud-speech:

• apache-airflow — Programmatically author, schedule and monitor data pipelines
• apache-airflow-backport-providers-google — Backport provider package apache-airflow-backport-providers-google for Apache Airflow
• apache-airflow-providers-google — Provider for Apache Airflow. Implements apache-airflow-providers-google package
• apache-airflow-zack — Programmatically author, schedule and monitor data pipelines
• cdp-backend — Data storage utilities and processing pipelines to run on CDP server deployments.
• cdptools — Tools to interact with and deploy CouncilDataProject instances
• custom-workflow-solutions — Programmatically author, schedule and monitor data pipelines
• edu-airflow — Programmatically author, schedule and monitor data pipelines
• ftvstt — Transcription APIs encapsulation
• gaelib — Google App Engine Library
• gcp-pilot — Google Cloud Platform Friendly Pilot
• getranet-automl — Wrapper for important language-centric Google APIs
• gherkan — NL to Gherkin format translation tool
• gtn-tools — Common tools and utils for GeTraNet APIs and internal services.
• idem-gcp — no summary
• InterviewTranscriber — Python based interface for interacting with Google Cloud's Speech-to-Text API and Cloud Storage API.
• mod9-asr — Mod9 ASR Python SDK, REST API, and Websocket Interface: high-level interfaces to the Mod9 ASR Engine.
• neon-stt-plugin-google-cloud-beta — A Google stt plugin for Neon
• neon-stt-plugin-google-cloud-streaming — A Google streaming stt plugin for Neon
• peak-bot — Lightweight, simple, speech-to-text-oriented bot.
• pybsc — A little useful library (like a Backscratcher).
• quail — A python toolbox for analyzing and plotting free recall data
• rpaframework-google — Google library for RPA Framework
• sonorus — Named after a spell in the Harry Potter Universe, where it amplies the sound of a speaker. In muggles' terminology, this is a repository of modules for audio and speech processing for and on top of machine learning based tasks such as speech-to-text.
• speechloop — A "keep it simple" collection of many speech recognition engines... Designed to help answer - what is the best ASR?
• tatt — Tatt creates a uniform API for multiple speech-to-text (STT) services.
• techmo-client — no summary
• voiceassistant — Open-source customizable voice assistant