Application of emotion-based intonation and prosody to...

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – Synthesis

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C704S260000

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ABSTRACT:
A text-to-speech system that includes an arrangement for accepting text input, an arrangement for providing synthetic speech output, and an arrangement for imparting emotion-based features to synthetic speech output. The arrangement for imparting emotion-based features includes an arrangement for accepting instruction for imparting at least one emotion-based paradigm to synthetic speech output, as well as an arrangement for applying at least one emotion-based paradigm to synthetic speech output.

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