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....server runs on the Batportal. Mono 16 bit, 16 khz samples are generated and sent to it via the WaveLAN. A mixer runs on the iPAQ hardware to provide one key access to mute and low volume settings (suitable for headphones) Speech output has been added, using the Festival text tospeech engine [5]. Festival runs continuously on the backend machine, synthesizing utterances in its client server mode to reduce per invocation overheads. Speech is currently used to identify which room the user is in, and to provide feedback when the current user or mode changes. Status information that can be ....
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....other than preface spoken utterances with the cue Computer to enable verbal interaction. Thus, a user can interact with the room easily, regardless of her proximity to a keyboard or monitor. The Intelligent Room is capable of addressing users via the Festival Speech Synthesis System (Black et al. [2]) Utterances spoken by the room are also displayed on a scrollable LCD sign in case a user was unable to understand what was said. The room uses its speech capability for a variety of purposes that include conducting dialogs with users and getting its occupant s attention without resorting to use ....
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....were stored in a concatenation database (the mean number of entries per diart was 11.8 and the median 5) 2.3. Text to visual speech algorithm The algorithm to create tongue movements from text uses the letter to phoneme conversion, phoneme duration calculation and acoustic synthesis in Festival [6], whereas the diart selection algorithm is specific for the current application. The selection algorithm aims at minimizing the differences at the joins of concatenated units and between the selected diarts and the target. This is done using a weighted sum C of the concatenation and target ....
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