- In phonetics, a
diphone is an
adjacent pair of
phones in an utterance. For example, in [daɪfəʊn], the
diphones are [da], [aɪ], [ɪf], [fə], [əʊ], [ʊn]....
- The ****anese bush
warbler (Horornis
diphone),
known in ****anese as
uguisu (鶯), is an
Asian p****erine bird more
often heard than seen. Its distinctive...
- in the size of the
stored speech units; a
system that
stores phones or
diphones provides the
largest output range, but may lack clarity. For
specific usage...
- oral
vowel [ɛ] or
diphone [an],
differing from most
other Silesian dialects, in
which denasalization of [ɛ̃]
produced the
diphone [ɨn]. This
might suggest...
-
Leachim was an
early example of
speech synthesis using the
using the
Diphone synthesis method. 2-XL (1976) was a
robot shaped game /
teaching toy based...
-
shipped on all
PowerPC and some 68k Macintoshes. Apple's text-to-speech uses
diphones.
Compared to
other methods of
synthesizing speech, it is not very resource-intensive...
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principle Alternation (linguistics)
Complementary distribution Diaphoneme Diphone Emic and etic Free
variation Initial-stress-derived noun International...
-
structure of
songs in
island po****tions of the ****anese bush warbler,
Cettia diphone, in
relation to ****ual selection".
Journal of Ethology. 31 (1): 9–15. doi:10...
-
Uguisu (鶯), the ****anese bush
warbler (Horornis
diphone). See also uguisubari....
-
contexts in
which a
phoneme can
occur in a
particular natural language.
Diphone Jurafsky, Daniel; Martin,
James H. (2008).
Speech and
Language Processing...
