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DNN-based grapheme-to-phoneme conversion for Arabic text-to-speech synthesis

Hadj Ali et al., 2020

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15675310687252653261
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Hadj Ali I
Mnasri Z
Lachiri Z
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International Journal of Speech Technology

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Arabic text-to-speech synthesis from non-diacritized text is still a big challenge, because of unique Arabic language rules and characteristics. Indeed, the diacritic and gemination signs, which are special characters representing respectively short vowels and consonant …
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