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Thank you so much!
> Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2013 11:28:36 +0900 > From: uratec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [hts-users:03906] Re: Clustering all phones > To: hts-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > CC: uratec@xxxxxxxxxxxx > > Hi, > > As you said, in speech recognition, "current phoneme identity" context > is usually treated as a special context. > However, in HTS-demo scripts, "current phoneme identity" context is > regarded as one of the many context factors to be considered. > So, the similar phonemes can share some leafs. > > Regards, > Keiichiro Oura > > > > 2013/11/11 Ibrahim Sobh <im_sobh@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > > Hi, > > > > Regarding clustering : > > > > Why we use: > > TB 0.00 mgc_s2_ {*.state[2].stream[1-1]} -->> state 2 from ALL phones > > > > and not use: > > TB 0.00 mgc_s2_ {phone.state[2].stream[1-1]} -->> state 2 from certain > > phone > > > > The reason could be because we have many context factors, however this will > > result in clustering states from totally different phones together! so how > > this really works?! > > > > Note: in ASR (HTK) we usually use "phone1.state[2], phone2.state[2] ....." > > for all phones. > > > > Regards > > Sobh > |