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I J K L hooks 8.3 Scheme <strong>Festival</strong> specifics i/o in Scheme 8.4 Scheme I/O `init.scm' 6.3 Site initialization initialization 6.3 Site initialization Initialize 14.2 Utterance types installation initialization 6.3 Site initialization int_accent_cart_tree 18.2 Simple intonation interactive mode 7.1 Basic command line options IntEvent labelling 26.1 Labelling databases IntEvent labelling 26.1 Labelling databases intonation 18. Intonation IRIX 23. Audio output item functions 14.5 Accessing an utterance Items 14.1 Utterance structure Java 28.6 Java and JSAPI JSAPI 28.6 Java and JSAPI Klatt duration rules 19.3 Klatt durations labelling 26.1 Labelling databases language specification 7.1 Basic command line options laryngograph 20.1.1 Generating pitchmarks letter to sound rules 13.2 Defining lexicons letter to sound rules 13.4 Letter to sound rules letter to sound rules 13.4 Letter to sound rules letter to sound rules 24.2.2 Lexicon and LTS lexical entries 13.1 Lexical entries lexical stress 13.1 Lexical entries lexicon 6.1 Requirements lexicon 13. Lexicons lexicon 13.7 Available lexicons lexicon addenda 13.2 Defining lexicons lexicon compression 13.5 Building letter to sound rules lexicon creation 24.2.2 Lexicon and LTS lexicon hooks 13.3 Lookup process lexicon requirements 13.6 Lexicon requirements linear regression 14.6 Features linear regression 25.5 Linear regression Linux 6.2 Configuration Linux 23. Audio output
M N O P load-path 6.3 Site initialization loading a waveform 14.7 Utterance I/O loading data from files 8.4 Scheme I/O local duration stretch 19. Duration lookup hooks 13.3 Lookup process LPC analysis 20.1.2 Generating LPC coefficients LPC residual 20.1.2 Generating LPC coefficients LTS 13.4 Letter to sound rules manual 7.3 Getting some help mapping between phones 12. Phonesets MBROLA 22.2 MBROLA minimal system 6.2 Configuration MOBY lexicon 13.7 Available lexicons modules 14.4 Utterance modules monotone 18.1 Default intonation mrpa lexicon 13.7 Available lexicons multiple lexical entries 13.3 Lookup process NAS 23. Audio output netaudio 23. Audio output new modules 27.2.1 Example 1: adding new modules NFS 6.2 Configuration ngrams 25.3 Ngrams NO digits 13.6 Lexicon requirements `nsgmls' 10.4 XML/SGML requirements offline TTS 7.2 Sample command driven session OTHER_DIRS 6.2 Configuration output file type 6.3 Site initialization output sample rate 6.3 Site initialization overriding diphone names 21.6 Diphone selection Oxford Advanced Learners' Dictionary 13.7 Available lexicons Paradigm Associates 3.1 SIOD Parameters 14.4 Utterance modules parse-number 8.4 Scheme I/O part of speech map 13.1 Lexical entries part of speech tag 13.1 Lexical entries part of speech tagging 16. POS tagging perl 28.3.2 Client control personal text modes 9.2 Text modes
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[Top] [Contents] [Index] [ ? ] Fest
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The Festival Speech Synthesis Syste
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3.3 Edinburgh Speech Tools Library
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multiple methods, though we will of
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for non-commercial use (we are work
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festlex_CMU.tar.gz festlex_OALD.tar
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held), and voices_dir (pointing to
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Ensure your audio device actually w
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$ festival Festival Speech Synthesi
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eference to a manual section and re
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[ < ] [ > ] [ > ] [Top] [Contents]
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To convert a symbol whose print nam
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filter A Unix shell program filter
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into name and IP address. Note that
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The boy saw the girl in the park
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VOLUME Allows the specification of
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festival/lib/tts.scm). [ < ] [ > ]
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13.2 Defining lexicons Building new
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(debug_output t) before compilation
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) The above isn't the most efficien
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The process involves the following
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(y _epsilon_ i ii i@ ai uh y @ ai-@
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lexicon by over 90%. The function r
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(define (postlex_apos_s_check utt)
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a list of syllables. Each member wi
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Phrase This allows explicit phrasin
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`(item.daughter2 ITEM)' Return the
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`stress' This item's lexical stress
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This pocket-watch was made in 1983.
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((string-matches name "\\([dD][Rr]\
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(set! simple_phrase_cart_tree ' ((R
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accented (i.e. has an IntEvent rela
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(Utterance Words (boy (saw ((accent
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After prediction the segmental dura
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aa-ll &aa-l This states that the di
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Page 101 and 102: `./src/modules/diphone' An optional
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