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Computer-assisted pronunciation training—Speech synthesis is almost all you need

Korzekwa et al., 2022

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399935734937151679
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Korzekwa D
Lorenzo-Trueba J
Drugman T
Kostek B
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Speech Communication

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The research community has long studied computer-assisted pronunciation training (CAPT) methods in non-native speech. Researchers focused on studying various model architectures, such as Bayesian networks and deep learning methods, as well as on the …
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