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Files in festival/lib

This is a short description of the scheme files in the directory Festival_1.4/festival/lib. All files are from the English version of Festival as provided by CSTR, University of Edinburgh. A few files have been modified to satisfy our needs (e.g., sable-mode.scm, where German tags have been added).

Sable.v0_2.dtd:
Contains the definition (DTD) of Sable-Tags.
VCLocalRules:
Deals with SIOD (Scheme In One Defun), a Scheme interpreter.
cart_aux.scm:
This file provides some functions for manipulating decision trees.
cslush.scm:
Replaces the C++ - functions by Jacques H. de Villiers, such as ``cslush.getwave'', ``cslush.getphone'', ``cslush''.
cstr.scm:
Provides some SIOD-extensions. CSTR stands for ``Centre for Speech Technology Research'' (University of Edinburgh).
darpa_phones.scm:
This file contains a darpa-phones definition.
display.scm:
``display.scm'' provides a xwaves-display for utterances.
duration.scm:
This file contains modules which should -- based on information in the phrase- and word relation -- predict intonation events and labels.
email-mode.scm:
Provides a TTS text mode for reading email messages, including the interesting headers. It includes a support for dealing with quoted text.
engmorph.scm:
Contains rules for English morphographemics which basically split words into their (potential) morphemes. This is not a Scheme file and can't be loaded and evaluated. It is designed for the use with the wfst tools.
engmorphsyn.scm:
``engmorphsyn.scm'' contains a English morpho-syntax grammar which tries to split unknown words.
f2bdurtreeZ.scm:
This file is the first attempt at a tree to learn durations of segments, trained from F2B.
f2bf0lr.scm:
The first attempt to predict F0 values.
festdoc.scm:
Documentation functions that find all functions and variables with documentation, sorts and dumps the information in ``doc/festfunc.texi'' and ``doc/festvars.texi''.
festival.el:
Provides an emacs-mode for Festival. You now can access various Festival-commands (like Say-Region) from a special menu called ``Say''.
festival.scm:
This file contains the general Scheme specific functions in Festival and the definitions of various standard variables.
festtest.scm:
Contains some basic functions used in tests for Festival.
fringe.scm:
Communication with the fringe program.
gsw_us_diphone.scm:
Contains a voice definition for GSW voice
gswdurtreeZ.scm:
This file contains a tree to predict zscore durations build from gsw 450.
holmes_phones.scm:
Contains a definition of the Holmes phone set used by the Donovan LPC diphone synthesizer.
init.scm:
The initialization file. It is loaded before anything else.
intonation.scm:
Contains modules which should predict intonation events and intonation labels based on information in the phrase and word streams.
java.scm:
Provides functions specific to supporting a java client.
klatt_durs.scm:
This file contains the phone duration for Klatt rules, for mrpa phone set.
languages.scm:
Contains a specification of voices (of different languages) and some major choices of synthesis.
lexicons.scm:
Defines various lexicons.
lts.scm:
Contains functions specific to supporting trained LTS rules.
lts_build.scm:
This file contains functions for building LTS rules sets from lexicons.
mbrola.scm:
Support for MBROLA as an external module.
mettree.scm:
Contains some (experimental) data for investigating metrical trees.
module_description.scm:
This file handles module descriptions.
mrpa_allophones.scm:
Contains a definition of the extended mrpa phone set used for some diphone sets.
mrpa_durs.scm:
Sets mrpa average phoneme durations from gsw 450.
mrpa_phones.scm:
Defines the mrpa phone set.
ogimarkup-mode.scm:
Contains an example tts text mode for reading OGI's CSLU toolkit mark up.
pauses.scm:
Functions that predict pause insertions.
phoneset.scm:
Contains functions to define phone sets.
phrase.scm:
Functions that predict phrase boundaries.
pos.scm:
Contains a POS-tagger
postlex.scm:
This file contains postlexical rules.
radio_phones.scm:
Contains a definition of the radio phone set used in the BU RADIO FM corpus (also: darpa set).
sable-latin.ent:
This file deals with special characters.
sable-mode.scm:
Festival support for SABLE.
scfg.scm:
Contains some functions for manipulating a SCFG parse tree.
scfg_wsj_wp20.gram:
Contains a stochastic context free grammar for the wp20 tag set with 19 nonterminals.
siod.scm:
Contains some basic Scheme functions.
soleml-mode.scm:
Provides a support for an SGML-based mark-up language used in the SOLE project.
speech.properties:
In this file the speech engine is registered.
synthesis.scm:
The utterance types are defined. Here is a list of modules and the relationnames contained in the relationtree after execution of the concerned module:

tilt.scm:
This file contains the tilt intonation module to predict accents and boundaries and construct the F0 track.
tilt_ab.scm:
Contains CART trees to predict tilt accents and boundaries, trained from f2b.
tilt_params.scm:
Contains CART trees to predict tilt parameters.
tobi.scm:
Contains CART trees to predict tobi accents (trained from f2b), punctuation and minimal pos.
tobi_rules.scm:
This file serves to generate F0 points from tobi labels (rules from Matthias Jilka, IMS [3])
token.scm:
Contains various tokenizing functions and customization.
tokenpos.scm:
Contains functions used in identifying token types.
tts.scm:
Contains TTS functions.
unitdatabase.scm:
This file contains support routines for dealing with unit databases.
voices.scm:
Prepares to access voices.
web.scm:
Provides functions dealing with the web.


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Gregor Moehler
2001-07-17