greg-kennedy/p5-NRL-TextToPhoneme

Perl implementation of the Naval Research Laboratory text-to-phoneme algorithm, described by Elovitz et al (1976)

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This tool helps convert written English text into phonetic spellings, a crucial step for early speech synthesis systems. You input standard English sentences, and it outputs a sequence of phonetic symbols (like ARPABET) that represent how the words are pronounced. It's designed for engineers, hobbyists, or researchers working with vintage speech synthesizers or exploring historical text-to-speech algorithms.

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Use this if you need to generate phonetic pronunciations from English text for legacy speech synthesis systems, particularly those using phoneme concatenation, or if you're studying historical text-to-speech algorithms.

Not ideal if you need a modern, high-fidelity speech synthesizer for current applications or if you require direct audio output from text.

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