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Q R phone maps 12. Phonesets phoneme definitions 12. Phonesets Phones utterance 14.3 Example utterance types phoneset definitions 24.2.1 Phoneset phonesets 12. Phonesets phrase breaks 17. Phrase breaks pitchmarking 20.1.1 Generating pitchmarks playing an utterance 7.2 Sample command driven session POS 13.1 Lexical entries POS example 29.1 POS Example POS tagging 16. POS tagging possessives 13.6 Lexicon requirements possessives 13.8 Post-lexical rules post-lexical rules 13.8 Post-lexical rules post_hooks 13.3 Lookup process power normalisation 20.1.2 Generating LPC coefficients pre_hooks 13.3 Lookup process predicting stress 13.5 Building letter to sound rules pretty printing 8.4 Scheme I/O proclaim_voice 24.3 Defining a new voice programming 27. Programming pronunciation 13.1 Lexical entries PSOLA 20.5 UniSyn module selection punctuation 15.1 Tokenizing quit 7.2 Sample command driven session read-eval-print loop 7.2 Sample command driven session reading from files 8.4 Scheme I/O readline 6.1 Requirements redistribution 2. Copying reducing the lexicon 13.5 Building letter to sound rules regex 25.1 Regular expressions regular expressions 25.1 Regular expressions Relations 14.1 Utterance structure Relations 27.2.2 Example 2: accessing the utterance remote audio 23. Audio output requirements 6.1 Requirements resampling 14.7 Utterance I/O rescaling a waveform 14.7 Utterance I/O reseting globals 24.2.9 Resetting globals residual 20.1.2 Generating LPC coefficients restrictions 2. Copying
S resynthesis 14.7 Utterance I/O run-time configuration 6.3 Site initialization run-time configuration 6.3 Site initialization rxp 10.4 XML/SGML requirements Sable 10. XML/SGML mark-up SABLE DTD 10.1 Sable example Sable tags 10.2 Supported Sable tags Sable using 10.5 Using Sable `Sable.v0_2.dtd' 10.1 Sable example saving relations 14.7 Utterance I/O saving Sable waveforms 10.5 Using Sable saving segments 14.7 Utterance I/O saving the waveform 14.7 Utterance I/O saving TTS waveforms 10.5 Using Sable say-minor-mode 11. Emacs interface SayPhones 14.3 Example utterance types SayText 7.2 Sample command driven session Scheme 3.1 SIOD Scheme 7.2 Sample command driven session Scheme heap size 7.1 Basic command line options Scheme introduction 8. Scheme Scheme programming 28.1 Scheme API Scheme references 8.1 Scheme references script files 7.1 Basic command line options script programming 29.1 POS Example scripts 28.1 Scheme API security 28.3.1 Server access control SegF0 utterance 14.3 Example utterance types Segment labelling 26.1 Labelling databases Segments utterance 14.3 Example utterance types selecting a phoneset 12. Phonesets selection of diphones 20.6 Diphone selection selection-based synthesis 22.3 Synthesizers in development separate diphones 20.1 UniSyn database format server mode 28.3 Server/client API server security 28.3.1 Server access control server/client protocol 28.3.3 Server/client protocol SGI 23. Audio output SGML 10. XML/SGML mark-up SGML parser 10.4 XML/SGML requirements shell programming 28.2 Shell API silences 12. Phonesets silences 24.2.1 Phoneset
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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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The UniSyn_module_hooks are run bef
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Page 81 and 82: voice_el_diphone A male Castilian S
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Page 89 and 90: (define (voice_giant) "comment comm
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