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Of course speech recognition works for Chinese. What it doesn't do is transcribe intonation and prosody in non-tonal languages. It's not even clear how one woul
by modeless 3y ago
Of course speech recognition works for Chinese. What it doesn't do is transcribe intonation and prosody in non-tonal languages. It's not even clear how one would transcribe such a thing as I'm not aware of a standard notation.
- fragmede 3y agoIPA format should cover that, no?
- modeless 3y agoMaybe? I thought IPA was just phonetic but I see that it does have some optional prosody stuff that could in theory cover some of it. I'm not sure how standard or complete it really is in practice. I haven't heard of any large datasets of IPA transcripts of speech with the detail necessary to train a fully realistic STT->LLM->TTS system. If you know of some that would be interesting to look at.