Incorporating Forced Alignment for Indigenous languages

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CraigCarpenter

Hi:

 

I am working on a Digital Edition of an Indigenous title that uses a forced aligner tool to align an audio file with the Indigenous orthography. The tool I have been working with is ReadAlong studio (https://readalong-studio.mothertongues.org/). I have reached out to those who developed this software and have worked with them to develop a grapheme to phoneme mapping for the nsyilxcen language. It works well but not for larger full digital book pubs. I’m wondering if there is any support for this so I can work with the solution created in ReadAlongs and apply it to an accessible epub. I am hoping the outcome will be developing a workflow for epubs that incorporate this speech-to-text aligner tool for Indigenous Language Revitalization. Thank you in advance for any ideas, assistance, or thoughts.

 

Craig

 

 

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