Everyday Speech in the Indian Subcontinent
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Abstract (arXiv)
India has 1369 languages of which 22 are official. About 13 different scripts are used to represent these languages. A Common Label Set (CLS) was developed based on phonetics to address the issue of large vocabulary of units required in the End-to-End (E2E) framework for multilingual synthesis. The Indian language text is first converted to CLS. This approach enables seamless code switching across 13 Indian languages and English in a given native speaker's voice, which corresponds to everyday speech in the Indian subcontinent, where the population is multilingual.
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