- In linguistics, a
triphone is a
sequence of
three consecutive phonemes.
Triphones are
useful in
models of
natural language processing where they are used...
- structures, and
various HMM
types are
supported such as shared-state
triphones and tied-mixture models, with any
number of mixtures, states, or phones...
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Bayesian Triphone GMM-HMM 25.6
Hidden Trajectory (Generative)
Model 24.8
Monophone Randomly Initialized DNN 23.4
Monophone DBN-DNN 22.4
Triphone GMM-HMM...
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collectively referred to as "CV" (consonant-vowel),
whereas others use
triphones to
produce a
smoother sound.
These triphonetic voicebanks are collectively...
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meaning Toneme – Use of
pitch to
distinguish lexical or
grammatical meaning Triphone –
Sequence of
three consecutive phonemes Viseme – Any of
several speech...
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models of
speech use
basis units which include context (e.g. diphones,
triphones etc.)
instead of visemes. As the
basis units already incorporate the variation...
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combining simple phones. That is
because the
pronunciations of each
phone varies based on the
surrounding phones.
Triphone The
Mbrola Project v t e v t e...
- h", the
reverse "h
entails t" is much less certain.
Triphone –
sequence of
three phonemes.
Triphones are
useful in
models of natural-language processing...
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additional 3 sets of
vowel pitches, aka stationaries. They
added 231
different triphones per pitch; more than any
other English library released before. The vocal...
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software for
additional mediums such as
video games. Also,
Vocaloid 3 has
Triphone support unlike Vocaloid 2
which improves language capabilities. The first...
