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> The simplest examples are punctuation marks which change your speech before you reach the mark, but the problem extends past sentence boundaries I agree, but
by zahlman 1y ago
> The simplest examples are punctuation marks which change your speech before you reach the mark, but the problem extends past sentence boundaries
I agree, but it seems unusual for this to matter past paragraph boundaries, and it sounds like there should be enough room for a full paragraph of context.
- BoorishBears 1y agoIt depends on the level of quality you're going for, but prosody even changes based on how related the preceeding paragraph was to the upcoming one. And the current SOTA for TTS includes breathing too, so you can't just put a fixed empty pause between your paragraphs. People are chunking by paragraphs anyways (or even sentences) and it works, but the top commercial models support maintaining a context or passing in the most recently generated text for that reason.