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Computational linguistics, dictionary development, and speech technology
Research Archive
A structured archive of research articles, book chapters, glossary entries, references, and technical resources on script processing, IPA conversion, phoneme modeling, diphone-based synthesis, and dictionary-integrated speech technology.
Read the full research series as a single structured book with chapters, references, glossary, index, and publication metadata.
Explore the full chapter-by-chapter series on IPA, phonemes, diphones, recording workflows, segmentation, TTS, and dictionary integration.
Review key linguistic and speech technology terms such as phoneme, schwa, diphone, segmentation, normalization, and TTS.
Browse the shared bibliography used across the archive, including phonetics, phonology, speech technology, Unicode, and project documentation.
Use the auto-generated book index to navigate by topic, including IPA, schwa deletion, diphone inventory, normalization, and neural TTS.
View contributor roles for the research archive, including project leadership, editorial support, and technical contribution layers.
The archive is organized around this computational pathway, showing how Bishnupriya Manipuri text can be transformed into speech through linguistic modeling and reusable audio units.
Overview of the full pipeline from script to TTS.
Design of a rule-based pronunciation engine from script to IPA.
Rules and engineering implications of schwa deletion in BPM.
Vowel and consonant inventory used in the computational system.
How to design a practical diphone inventory and safe filename system.
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