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A python wrapper for OpenJTalk.
The package consists of two core components:
Before using the pyopenjtalk package, please have a look at the LICENSE for the two software.
The python package relies on cython to make python bindings for open_jtalk and hts_engine_API. You must need the following tools to build and install pyopenjtalk:
pip install pyopenjtalk
To build the package locally, you will need to make sure to clone open_jtalk and hts_engine_API.
git submodule update --recursive --init
and then run
pip install -e .
Please check the notebook version here (nbviewer).
In [1]: import pyopenjtalk
In [2]: from scipy.io import wavfile
In [3]: x, sr = pyopenjtalk.tts("おめでとうございます")
In [4]: wavfile.write("test.wav", sr, x.astype(np.int16))
In [1]: import pyopenjtalk
In [2]: pyopenjtalk.extract_fullcontext("こんにちは")
Out[2]:
['xx^xx-sil+k=o/A:xx+xx+xx/B:xx-xx_xx/C:xx_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:xx_xx#xx_xx@xx_xx|xx_xx/G:5_5%0_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:xx-xx@xx+xx&xx-xx|xx+xx/J:1_5/K:1+1-5',
'xx^sil-k+o=N/A:-4+1+5/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'sil^k-o+N=n/A:-4+1+5/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'k^o-N+n=i/A:-3+2+4/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'o^N-n+i=ch/A:-2+3+3/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'N^n-i+ch=i/A:-2+3+3/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'n^i-ch+i=w/A:-1+4+2/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'i^ch-i+w=a/A:-1+4+2/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'ch^i-w+a=sil/A:0+5+1/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'i^w-a+sil=xx/A:0+5+1/B:xx-xx_xx/C:09_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:xx_xx!xx_xx-xx/F:5_5#0_xx@1_1|1_5/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:xx_xx/I:1-5@1+1&1-1|1+5/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5',
'w^a-sil+xx=xx/A:xx+xx+xx/B:xx-xx_xx/C:xx_xx+xx/D:xx+xx_xx/E:5_5!0_xx-xx/F:xx_xx#xx_xx@xx_xx|xx_xx/G:xx_xx%xx_xx_xx/H:1_5/I:xx-xx@xx+xx&xx-xx|xx+xx/J:xx_xx/K:1+1-5']
Please check lab_format.pdf
in HTS-demo_NIT-ATR503-M001.tar.bz2 for more details about full-context labels.
In [1]: import pyopenjtalk
In [2]: pyopenjtalk.g2p("こんにちは")
Out[2]: 'k o N n i ch i w a'
In [3]: pyopenjtalk.g2p("こんにちは", kana=True)
Out[3]: 'コンニチワ'
run_marine
optionAfter v0.3.0, the run_marine
option has been available for estimating the Japanese accent with the DNN-based method (see marine). If you want to use the feature, please install pyopenjtalk as below;
pip install pyopenjtalk[marine]
And then, you can use the option as the following examples;
In [1]: import pyopenjtalk
In [2]: x, sr = pyopenjtalk.tts("おめでとうございます", run_marine=True) # for TTS
In [3]: label = pyopenjtalk.extract_fullcontext("こんにちは", run_marine=True) # for text processing frontend only
HTS Working Group for their dedicated efforts to develop and maintain Open JTalk.
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