Figure 7 Subjective evaluation of soft context-clustered HMM through CMOS test.
Having described the soft context-clustered HMM structure, it is now time to discuss its parameter re-estimation procedure.
The proposed soft context-clustered HMM structure and details of the associated speech synthesis system that employs such trees are provided in Section 3. Section 4 reports the experiments and results, and Section 5 concludes the paper.
The proposed soft context-clustered HMM exploits the same structure and graphical model as the original hard decision tree-based HMM, and thus, the model likelihood expression given by Equation 1 is also valid for the proposed model.
The results of CMOS and paired comparison evaluations are respectively shown in Figures 7 and 8. Remarkably, the proposed soft context-clustered HMM is noticed to outperform the conventional hard decision tree structure for all training utterances.
Dinkar notes that in the poems of Rambhadracharya, the three poetical styles of Pāñcālī (secondary figurative sense with short and sweet-sounding compounds), Vaidarbhī (with compounds and soft contexts and without many figures of speech) and Lāṭī (with precise contexts and without many figures of speech) are dominant.
The authors' extensive experience in observing improvement in action has allowed them to (1) recognise the distribution of costs and benefits among patients, providers, organisations and society; (2) see a variety of value systems and interests at work; and (3) appreciate that most changes for improvement have both a hard scientific core and a soft, context-specific and largely social periphery.
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