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PAMA-TTS: Progression-Aware Monotonic Attention for Stable Seq2Seq TTS With Accurate Phoneme Duration Control (2110.04486v2)

Published 9 Oct 2021 in cs.SD, cs.AI, cs.CL, and cs.LG

Abstract: Sequence expansion between encoder and decoder is a critical challenge in sequence-to-sequence TTS. Attention-based methods achieve great naturalness but suffer from unstable issues like missing and repeating phonemes, not to mention accurate duration control. Duration-informed methods, on the contrary, seem to easily adjust phoneme duration but show obvious degradation in speech naturalness. This paper proposes PAMA-TTS to address the problem. It takes the advantage of both flexible attention and explicit duration models. Based on the monotonic attention mechanism, PAMA-TTS also leverages token duration and relative position of a frame, especially countdown information, i.e. in how many future frames the present phoneme will end. They help the attention to move forward along the token sequence in a soft but reliable control. Experimental results prove that PAMA-TTS achieves the highest naturalness, while has on-par or even better duration controllability than the duration-informed model.

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