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Using start/end timings of spectral transitions between phonemes in concatenative speech synthesis.

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Using start/end timings of spectral transitions between phonemes in concatenative speech synthesis., , and . INTERSPEECH, ISCA, (2002)Automatic extraction of FO control parameters using statistical analysis., , , and . SSW, page 57-60. ISCA, (1994)Utilization of an HMM-based feature generation module in 5 ms segment concatenative speech synthesis., , and . SSW, page 81-84. ISCA, (2007)Automatic detection of major phrase boundaries using statistical properties of superpositional F0 control model parameters., , and . EUROSPEECH, ISCA, (1995)Use of pitch pattern improvement in the CHATR speech synthesis system., , and . EUROSPEECH, ISCA, (1997)Effect of speaking style on parameters of fundamental frequency contour., , and . SSW, page 135-138. ISCA, (1994)Constructing a Phonetic-Rich Speech Corpus While Controlling Time-Dependent Voice Quality Variability for English Speech Synthesis., , and . ICASSP (1), page 881-884. IEEE, (2006)Analysis of major factors of naturalness degradation in concatenative synthesis., , , and . INTERSPEECH, page 1925-1928. ISCA, (2005)Manipulating speech pitch periods according to optimal insertion/deletion position in residual signal for intonation control in speech synthesis., , and . INTERSPEECH, page 330-333. ISCA, (2000)Using 5 ms segments in concatenative speech synthesis., and . SSW, page 37-42. ISCA, (2004)