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David R. Hill <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
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Type: GNU

Description:
Project aims to port GPL-licensed code from a previous commercial product to 
GNU/LINUX.  The code comprises: a waveguide/transmission-line vocal tract model 
controlled by both static and dynamic parameters; a database editing and 
parameter creation system (MONET) that provides an existing database for spoken 
English and a comprehensive facility for creating databases for other 
languages; a 70,000 word English pronouncing dictionary; a letter-to-sound 
module for words not found in, or derivable from the dictionary entries; and 
dictionary editing tools.  The MONET module includes models of British English 
rhythm and intonation, phonetic prescriptions, and rules for sound element 
parameter construction and concatenation based on original research at the 
university of Calgary.
The output is a set of samples at up to 44.1 KHz stereo that can be heard 
through the normal sound facilities of the computer.  Further information is 
available at http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~hill and the original source code is 
available on the savannah CVS site.

Other Software Required:
Any Java classes will run under Blackdown.

Other Comments:
I already sent a CD with all the source code on it, and this was loaded onto 
the savannah CVS system under the project on "Articulatory Speech Synthesis" 
which is actually "gnuspeech".  It is already part of the GNU project and I am 
its maintainer.


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