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Meta Learning Text-to-Speech Synthesis in over 7000 Languages

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arxiv 2406.06403 v1 pith:73EUH655 submitted 2024-06-10 cs.CL cs.LGcs.SDeess.AS

classification cs.CLcs.LGcs.SDeess.AS
keywords languagesspeechsynthesisdatalearninglinguisticmetasystem
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In this work, we take on the challenging task of building a single text-to-speech synthesis system that is capable of generating speech in over 7000 languages, many of which lack sufficient data for traditional TTS development. By leveraging a novel integration of massively multilingual pretraining and meta learning to approximate language representations, our approach enables zero-shot speech synthesis in languages without any available data. We validate our system's performance through objective measures and human evaluation across a diverse linguistic landscape. By releasing our code and models publicly, we aim to empower communities with limited linguistic resources and foster further innovation in the field of speech technology.

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