Research archive framework stabilized
The shared article structure, metadata system, glossary, references, smart index, publication layer, contributor system, and landing pages were stabilized for the /che/ archive.
Milestones, revisions, and archive development notes
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This page records major milestones, archive revisions, new pages, technical improvements, and speech technology progress within the Bishnupriya Manipuri research and documentation project.
The shared article structure, metadata system, glossary, references, smart index, publication layer, contributor system, and landing pages were stabilized for the /che/ archive.
A dedicated landing page and an About the Language / About the Project page were added to improve the public-facing presentation of the archive.
A shared contributor system was introduced to support author, project lead, editorial support, audio contribution, and future collaborator roles.
The archive completed a ten-article documentation series on script processing, IPA conversion, phoneme inventory, diphones, recording workflows, segmentation, TTS, dictionary integration, and future speech technology directions.
A combined HTML book framework was prepared, including front matter, back matter, glossary, references, index, and print-friendly structure.
A lightweight PHP search layer was designed for articles, glossary entries, references, and index terms, making the archive easier to navigate.
Shared references, glossary, and smart auto-index systems were designed so the archive can behave like a structured academic publication.
Documentation around diphone inventory design, audio normalization, segmentation, validator workflows, and TTS implementation was expanded and formalized.
New article series, chapter completions, glossary expansion, new references, and publication milestones.
New entries, lexical cleanup, metadata normalization, part-of-speech tagging, and pronunciation fields.
IPA converter revisions, phoneme modeling changes, diphone inventory updates, TTS improvements, and validator milestones.
Recording sessions, normalization passes, segmentation improvements, safe filename fixes, and diphone rebuild progress.
Landing pages, search tools, contributor pages, print styles, metadata improvements, and archive structure updates.
Notes on ASR, neural TTS, educational features, corpus preparation, and larger research directions.
This page works best as a chronological log. Each new milestone can be added to the top of the updates list with:
Over time, this becomes a public history of the archive and the Bishnupriya Manipuri speech technology project.