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Here, I don't think that there's any good reason to use ARPAbet, but it would be good to have both IPA transcriptions and X-SAMPA.
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I am not sure if this does what it should with the stress markers (I just converted to superscripts), and I am not sure where it should go, but thought that this might inspire someone to add it proper…
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Hi, thanks for opening this project. I'm a newbie in VC and I try to add a new speaker to assem-vc.
In Prepare Metadata section, @wookladin uses python datasets/g2p.py to convert transcription into A…
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Thanks for putting this up on Github! This is the only IPA version of CMU Dict I've found that handles stress correctly. Do you have the source code available somewhere? Would you be willing to add it…
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Describing the pronunciation of words is usually done using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) which uses Unicode characters.
However, this package outputs ASCII character and there exists mu…
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Just a fyi that cmudict.lookup('awesome!') or even cmudict.lookup('awesome ') will return None altough cmudict.lookup('awesome') will return the proper arpabet.
We need a preprocessing function that…
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include functions to convert back and forth between IPA and Arpabet phonemes?
dhowe updated
6 years ago
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Path: /speech-synthesis/prompting
Hi. The FAQ mentions it's possible to embed phoneme tags with English Multilingual v1, but the tags produce only silence. They don't work. Even the exact examples …
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Hi, in Deep Voice 3, the frontend for English converts input words to their phoneme representations at a certain probability, say 50% for training.
I found two patterns in which words are never conve…
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Is it possible to use an external vocabulary, e.g. CMU's arpabet, with Gentle? Would be useful to be able to add oov words...