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Evaluation of Speaking Style Adaptation for Expressive Speech Synthesis



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Call for participation to the evaluation of speaking style adaptation for expressive speech synthesis
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This study aims at evaluating speaking style adaptation in speech synthesis.

Abstract:
Each speaker has his own speaking style which constitutes his voice signature, and a part of his identity. 
Nevertheless, a speaker continuously adapt his speaking style according to specific communication situations.
Or, each situational context determines a specific mode of production associated with it - a genre - which is defined by a set of conventions of form and content that is shared among all of its productions.
In particular, a specific discourse genre relate to a specific speaking style

The experiment is open to anyone and will be closed on 2011, February 1st
To process the experiment, please follow the link: 

http://recherche.ircam.fr/equipes/analyse-synthese/obin/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SpeakingStyleAdaptation

Thank you for your participation !!
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Nicolas OBIN.
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Nicolas OBIN: PhD Student at IRCAM Analysis/Synthesis Team - 
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