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The BiLSTM-based synthesized speech recognition

Efanov et al., 2022

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11450179556474922436
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Efanov D
Aleksandrov P
Karapetyants N
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Procedia Computer Science

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Homer Dudley's VODER is considered the first attempt to synthesize human speech electronically by breaking it down into acoustic components. Fifty years later, Terminator 2 featured an example of human speech synthesized with artificial intelligence that was used …
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