Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Monitoring/measuring of audio devices – Loudspeaker operation
Patent
1983-11-03
1989-01-10
Kemeny, Emanuel S.
Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices
Monitoring/measuring of audio devices
Loudspeaker operation
G10L 500
Patent
active
047979305
ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides an artificial pitch contour to phonological linguistic phoneme unit string data. In the event that the phonological linguistic string data includes some information on intonation contour, such as primary accent, secondary accents and rising or falling intonation mode data, this data is employed along with a determination of syllable type for each syllable to assign one of a predetermined plurality of pitch patterns to each syllable. If such intonation data is not available, as for example in a bar code or text-to-speech system, then primary and secondary accent data are generated based upon the presence or absence of strong vowels involved in word stress syllables. This invention is most useful in improving the spoken intonation contour in low data rate speech applications in which some intonation data is available.
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Hiller William E.
Kemeny Emanuel S.
Merrett N. Rhys
Sharp Melvin
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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