| other,7-1-P97-1071,ak | Being able to predict the placement of <term> | contrastive accent | </term> is essential for the assignment of | #29901 Being able to predict the placement ofcontrastive accent is essential for the assignment of correct accentuation patterns in spoken language generation. | |
| other,16-1-P97-1071,ak | essential for the assignment of correct <term> | accentuation patterns | </term> in <term> spoken language generation | #29910 Being able to predict the placement of contrastive accent is essential for the assignment of correctaccentuation patterns in spoken language generation. | |
| tech,19-1-P97-1071,ak | <term> accentuation patterns </term> in <term> | spoken language generation | </term> . I discuss two approaches to the | #29913 Being able to predict the placement of contrastive accent is essential for the assignment of correct accentuation patterns inspoken language generation. | |
| tech,6-2-P97-1071,ak | </term> . I discuss two approaches to the <term> | generation | </term> of <term> contrastive accent </term> | #29923 I discuss two approaches to thegeneration of contrastive accent and propose an alternative method that is feasible and computationally attractive in data-to-speech systems. | |
| other,8-2-P97-1071,ak | approaches to the <term> generation </term> of <term> | contrastive accent | </term> and propose an alternative method | #29925 I discuss two approaches to the generation ofcontrastive accent and propose an alternative method that is feasible and computationally attractive in data-to-speech systems. | |
| tech,22-2-P97-1071,ak | and computationally attractive in <term> | data-to-speech systems | </term> . We present preliminary results | #29939 I discuss two approaches to the generation of contrastive accent and propose an alternative method that is feasible and computationally attractive indata-to-speech systems. |
