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STYLISATION AND SYMBOLIC CODING OF F0 : A QUANTITATIVE MODEL

This paper presents a reversible model for the stylisation and the symbolic coding of macroprosodic fundamental frequency patterns. Prosodic labels are generated automatically from the speech signal and can be used to regenerate a synthetic F0 curve which is as close as possible to the original curve. The model has been tested successfully for 20 speakers in French and Italian.

Jean Véronis | Daniel Hirst | Estelle Campione | Emmanuel Flachaire

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