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arxiv:1906.11645

RUSLAN: Russian Spoken Language Corpus for Speech Synthesis

Published on Jun 26, 2019
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Abstract

An end-to-end neural network trained on a large Russian spoken language corpus achieves high scores for naturalness and intelligibility in text-to-speech synthesis.

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We present RUSLAN -- a new open Russian spoken language corpus for the text-to-speech task. RUSLAN contains 22200 audio samples with text annotations -- more than 31 hours of high-quality speech of one person -- being the largest annotated Russian corpus in terms of speech duration for a single speaker. We trained an end-to-end neural network for the text-to-speech task on our corpus and evaluated the quality of the synthesized speech using Mean Opinion Score test. Synthesized speech achieves 4.05 score for naturalness and 3.78 score for intelligibility on a 5-point MOS scale.

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