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EmphTTS: an emphasis-control TTS with reinforcement learning
Generating controllable and human-like emphasis remains an open challenge in text-to-speech, even when explicit emphasis control signals are provided in the text input, limiting the communicative accuracy of synthetic speech in real-world applications. Reinforcement learning has recently shown promi
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