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October 23, 20266 min read“Controllable text to speech” makes speech more expressive, character voices more distinct and consistent.
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EACL 20212021Speech disfluencies are prevalent in spontaneous speech. The rising popularity of voice assistants presents a growing need to handle naturally occurring disfluencies. Semantic parsing is a key component for understanding user utterances in voice assistants, yet most semantic parsing research to date focuses on written text. In this paper, we investigate semantic parsing of disfluent speech with the ATIS
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MLSys 20212021Manual debugging is a common productivity drain in the machine learning (ML) lifecycle. Identifying underperforming training jobs requires constant developer attention and deep domain expertise. As state-of-the-art models grow in size and complexity, debugging becomes increasingly difficult. Just as unit tests boost traditional software development, an automated ML debugging library can save time and money
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AAAI 2021 Workshop on Reasoning and Learning for Human-Machine Dialogs (DEEP-DIAL21)2021Embodied instruction following is a challenging problem requiring an agent to infer a sequence of primitive actions to achieve a goal environment state from complex language and visual inputs. Action Learning From Realistic Environments and Directives (ALFRED) is a recently proposed benchmark for this problem consisting of step-by-step natural language instructions to achieve subgoals which compose to an
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AAAI 2021 Workshop on AI Education2021Constructed-response questions (CRQs) are an important activity that can help foster generative processing and promote a deeper understanding of the core content for learners. However, providing feedback and grading free-form text responses is labor intensive. This paper proposes a novel solution for providing targeted feedback automatically in online learning environments without any model training process
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Journal of Software: Practice and Experience2021This article describes a style of applying symbolic model checking developed over the course of four years at Amazon Web Services (AWS). Lessons learned are drawn from proving properties of numerous C-based systems, for example, custom hypervisors, encryption code, boot loaders, and an IoT operating system. Using our methodology, we find that we can prove the correctness of industrial low-level C-based
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