Matamala describes the ALST project, which aims to research the implementation of three technologies (speech recognition, machine translation and speech synthesis) in two audiovisual transfer modes (voice-over and audio description). Matamala focuses on the experiments related to audio description within the ALST project: firstly, tests in which speaker diarization and speech recognition systems were used to generate an audio description transcript; secondly, experiments in which the effort involved in creating, translating and post-editing an audio description were compared and, finally, tests in which end users assessed audio descriptions created using a text-to-speech system.
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Matamala, A. (2016). The ALST Project: Technologies for Audio Description. In Researching Audio Description (pp. 269–284). Palgrave Macmillan UK. https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-56917-2_14
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