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Q
quit7.2 Sample command driven session
R
read-eval-print loop7.2 Sample command driven session
reading from files8.4 Scheme I/O
readline6.1 Requirements
redistribution2. Copying
reducing the lexicon13.5 Building letter to sound rules
regex25.1 Regular expressions
regular expressions25.1 Regular expressions
Relations14.1 Utterance structure
Relations27.2.2 Example 2: accessing the utterance
remote audio23. Audio output
requirements6.1 Requirements
resampling14.7 Utterance I/O
rescaling a waveform14.7 Utterance I/O
reseting globals24.2.9 Resetting globals
residual20.1.2 Generating LPC coefficients
restrictions2. Copying
resynthesis14.7 Utterance I/O
run-time configuration6.3 Site initialization
run-time configuration6.3 Site initialization
rxp10.4 XML/SGML requirements
S
Sable10. XML/SGML mark-up
SABLE DTD10.1 Sable example
Sable tags10.2 Supported Sable tags
Sable using10.5 Using Sable
‘Sable.v0_2.dtd’10.1 Sable example
saving relations14.7 Utterance I/O
saving Sable waveforms10.5 Using Sable
saving segments14.7 Utterance I/O
saving the waveform14.7 Utterance I/O
saving TTS waveforms10.5 Using Sable
say-minor-mode11. Emacs interface
SayPhones14.3 Example utterance types
SayText7.2 Sample command driven session
Scheme3.1 SIOD
Scheme7.2 Sample command driven session
Scheme heap size7.1 Basic command line options
Scheme introduction8. Scheme
Scheme programming28.1 Scheme API
Scheme references8.1 Scheme references
script files7.1 Basic command line options
script programming29.1 POS Example
scripts28.1 Scheme API
security28.3.1 Server access control
SegF0 utterance14.3 Example utterance types
Segment labelling26.1 Labelling databases
Segments utterance14.3 Example utterance types
selecting a phoneset12. Phonesets
selection of diphones20.6 Diphone selection
selection-based synthesis22.3 Synthesizers in development
separate diphones20.1 UniSyn database format
server mode28.3 Server/client API
server security28.3.1 Server access control
server/client protocol28.3.3 Server/client protocol
SGI23. Audio output
SGML10. XML/SGML mark-up
SGML parser10.4 XML/SGML requirements
shell programming28.2 Shell API
silences12. Phonesets
silences24.2.1 Phoneset
singing29.2 Singing Synthesis
SIOD3.1 SIOD
‘siteinit.scm’6.3 Site initialization
smaller system6.2 Configuration
snack23. Audio output
source27.1 The source code
spanish voice24.2 Building a new voice
Spoken Text Mark-up Language10. XML/SGML mark-up
SSML10. XML/SGML mark-up
STML10. XML/SGML mark-up
stress assignment13.5 Building letter to sound rules
string to number8.4 Scheme I/O
sun1623. Audio output
sunaudio23. Audio output
SunOS6.2 Configuration
syllabification13.3 Lookup process
Syllable labelling26.1 Labelling databases
synthesis hooks14.2 Utterance types
synthesis of natural utterances14.7 Utterance I/O
synthesizing an utterance7.2 Sample command driven session
SynthTypes14.2 Utterance types
T
tagging16. POS tagging
talking head14.2 Utterance types
Target labelling26.1 Labelling databases
TD-PSOLA20.5 UniSyn module selection
‘texi2html’6.1 Requirements
text modes9. TTS
text modes9.2 Text modes
text to speech7.2 Sample command driven session
text to wave7.2 Sample command driven session
Text utterance14.3 Example utterance types
text-to-speech mode7. Quick start
text2wave7.2 Sample command driven session
thanks3. Acknowledgements
tokenizing15.1 Tokenizing
tokens to words15.2 Token to word rules
Tokens utterance14.3 Example utterance types
tools25. Tools
TTS7.2 Sample command driven session
tts mode7. Quick start
tts mode7.1 Basic command line options
TTS processes14.1 Utterance structure
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