Designing a Speech Corpus for Instance-based Spoken Language Generation

In spoken language applications such as conversation systems where not only the
speech waveforms but also the content of the speech (the text) need to be generated
automatically, a Concept-to-Speech (CTS) system is needed. In this paper, we address
several issues on designing a speech corpus to facilitate an instance-based integrated
CTS framework. Both the instance-based CTS generation approach and the corpus
design process have not been addressed systematically in previous researches.

By: Shimei Pan Wubin Weng

Published in: RC22420 in 2002

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