An NLP based text-to-speech synthesizer for Moroccan Arabic

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Abstract

The ultimate goal of text-to-speech synthesis is to produce natural sounding speech from any text sequence regardless of its complexity and ambiguity. For this purpose, many approaches combine different models to text-to-speech methods in order to enhance results. Applying text-to-speech to Arabic dialects presents additional challenges, such as ambiguity of undiacritized words, and lack of linguistics resources. In this respect, the purpose of this chapter is to present a text-to-speech synthesizer for Moroccan Arabic based on NLP rule-based and probabilistic models. The chapter contains a presentation of Moroccan Arabic linguistics, an analysis of NLP techniques in general, and Arabic NLP techniques in particular.

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Moumen, R., & Chiheb, R. (2019). An NLP based text-to-speech synthesizer for Moroccan Arabic. In Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems (Vol. 49, pp. 369–379). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-97719-5_23

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