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Prosody modeling concerns features such as pitch, duration, energy and emphasis that shape how speech is delivered.
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Text-to-speech systems can model these variables to produce different valid spoken realizations of the same text.
Prosody includes pitch movement, duration, energy and stress. FastSpeech 2 models pitch, energy and duration as conditional inputs to help address the one-to-many mapping from text to speech. Research on prosody transfer shows a synthesizer can condition its output on a reference acoustic representation to reproduce aspects of the reference’s prosody, including when the reference and output speakers differ. A corpus study of 410 naturally occurring American-English yes/no questions found varied intonation contours; the most frequent nuclear contour in that corpus was a low-rise. These findings are scoped to their task, speakers and language variety.
Predicting phoneme duration and pitch in a text-to-speech system.
Using reference audio to condition a synthesized utterance on a target prosodic pattern.
Testing how emphasis changes focus interpretation in a spoken sentence.
Measuring question contours on a defined speech corpus rather than assuming a universal intonation rule.
Evaluate synthesized prosody on target speakers, languages and discourse contexts. A contour that is common in one corpus or dialect need not be universal, and reference transfer should be assessed for both the intended delivery and speaker identity.
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Prosody modeling concerns features such as pitch, duration, energy and emphasis that shape how speech is delivered. Text-to-speech systems can model these variables to produce different valid spoken realizations of the same text.
Prosody n tọka si awọn agbara ti o ga julọ ti ọrọ, intonation (pitch), rhythm ati iye akoko, wahala, ati agbara (ipariwo), ti o gun lori awọn ọrọ naa.
F0 jẹ igbohunsafẹfẹ ipilẹ ti ohun, iwọn gbigbọn ti awọn agbo ohun, eyiti a gbọ bi ipolowo tabi orin aladun ti ohun naa.
FastSpeech 2 ṣe afihan ohun ti nmu badọgba iyatọ ti o sọ asọtẹlẹ iye akoko, ipolowo, ati agbara ni gbangba, fifun ni taara diẹ sii ati iṣakoso iduroṣinṣin lori prosody ju akiyesi mimọ lasan.
Awọn ọrọ kanna ni a le fi jiṣẹ awọn ọna ainiye ti o da lori ero ati ẹdun, nitorinaa awọn awoṣe gbọdọ yan laarin ọpọlọpọ awọn kika prosodic ti o wulo dipo ṣiṣe iṣiro idahun kan.
The cited corpus study reports that the low-rise nuclear contour was the most frequent pattern in its sample of 410 naturally occurring American-English yes/no questions; this is not a universal rule.
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