Text-To-Speech System for Marathi Miss. Deepa V. Kadam Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay.

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Text-To-Speech System for Marathi Miss. Deepa V. Kadam Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

Text-to-Speech Synthesis Text-to-Speech (TTS) synthesizer : Text-to-Speech (TTS) synthesizer : It is a computer based system that should be able to read any text aloud whether it was directly introduced in the computer by an operator or scanned and submitted to an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) system It is a computer based system that should be able to read any text aloud whether it was directly introduced in the computer by an operator or scanned and submitted to an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) system Voice response system are application of speech synthesis technology and broadly classified in two types Voice response system are application of speech synthesis technology and broadly classified in two types 1. Limited vocabulary system 1. Limited vocabulary system 2. Unlimited vocabulary system 2. Unlimited vocabulary system

General functional diagram of Text-to-Speech system Text NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING Linguistic Formalism Inference Engines Logical Inferences DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING Mathematical Models Algorithms Computations Phonemes Prosody Speech TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYNTHESIZER

Human Speech Production System

Text Analysis Document Structure Detection Text Normalization Linguistic Analysis Prosodic Analysis Pitch & Duration attachment Speech Synthesis Voice Rendering Raw text or tagged text Tagged text Tagged phone Controls Phonetic Analysis Grapheme-to-Phoneme Conversion Architecture of TTS system

Concatenative Synthesis It requires neither rules nor manual tuning. It requires neither rules nor manual tuning. Stores segments Stores segments Choice of segments Choice of segments eg. Words, Syllables, Demi-syllables, Diaphones, Phones. eg. Words, Syllables, Demi-syllables, Diaphones, Phones. Segment concatenation Segment concatenation

Text-to-Speech Synthesis System for Marathi Language 1. Marathi Script 2. Design of Synthesizer a. Speech Synthesis Model a. Speech Synthesis Model b. Structure of Database b. Structure of Database c. Linguistic Rules c. Linguistic Rules 3. Implementation of Synthesizer a. Database Creation a. Database Creation b. Algorithm b. Algorithm c. Applying Rules c. Applying Rules

Algorithm Initialize the program Initialize the program - Initialize GUI. - Load all sound files in Buffer array. - Load default values of rules. On key type event (Marathi keyboard help) On key type event (Marathi keyboard help) - If typed key does not form a text which is displayed in loaded help, then remove the old help table and load a new help which displays a possible combinations of typed consonant followed by all vowels.

Display Marathi text Display Marathi text - Read Marathi readable text (English format). - Convert it to text which is equivalent to script use by Marathi font (KIRAN) to display it in Marathi. - Output this converted text to the other text box whose font is set to Marathi script.

Synthesize speech Synthesize speech - Read Marathi readable text (English format) - Normalize input text. - Parse this text into words. - Parse these words into phonemes (Speech Units). - For each word, process all units as follows * Get index of Unit * Get index of previous and next unit * Calculate the values of Length, decay and silence by applying rules. * Apply these values to the indexed speech segment.

On amplify event the synthesize speech On amplify event the synthesize speech On waveform Event draw waveform of synthesize On waveform Event draw waveform of synthesize

Speech Synthesis Features This interface has two text areas. One for inputting Marathi text in English and other for displaying equivalent text in Marathi. This interface has two text areas. One for inputting Marathi text in English and other for displaying equivalent text in Marathi. This interface also provides help for typing Marathi with the help of normal keyboard. It displays how to type all related Marathi phonemes which begin with last character typed. This interface also provides help for typing Marathi with the help of normal keyboard. It displays how to type all related Marathi phonemes which begin with last character typed. The waveform button shows the waveforms for output speech signal. The waveform button shows the waveforms for output speech signal.

Applications 1. Talking Calculator 2. Computer generated wiring instruction 3. Aids for the blind 4. Telephone inquiry service 5. Teaching machines