> Sebastian and I agree that what we want is actual times that you use, or
> will use, applied to the actual utterances in the database. You presumably
> have already generated some of these, and so it would be good to have them
> in a document. It would also be helpful if you could give us the code that
> generates them, so that we can go ahead and generate them for those
> utterances in the database that we are interested in and that you may not
> yet have worked on. Because our work on whether to build in further
> SPECTRAL adjustments cannot proceed without knowledge of your timing
> information, the sooner you sendus your information, the better.
> (We assume that your times will be attached to the main phoneme lables;
> don't worry about the exsitence of the more detailed labels!)
>
> best,
>
> Sarah
>
Do you have any priorities regarding which portion of the database you
want to start with?
YorkTalk code is now on the ftp site in the file
yt110199.tar.gz.crypt
Best wishes,
Paul
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