Designing a Speech Corpus for Instance-based Spoken Language Generation

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2002-07

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Pan, Shimei, and Wubin Weng. “Designing a Speech Corpus for Instance-Based Spoken Language Generation.” In Proceedings of the International Natural Language Generation Conference, edited by Kathleen McKeown, 49–56. Harriman, New York, USA: Association for Computational Linguistics, 2002. https://aclanthology.org/W02-2107/.

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In spoken language applications such as conversation systems where not only the speech waveforms but also the content of the speech (the text) need to be generated automatically, a Concept-to-Speech (CTS) system is needed. In this paper, we address several issues on designing a speech corpus to facilitate an instance-based integrated CTS framework. Both the instance-based CTS generation approach and the corpus design process have not been addressed systematically in previous researches.