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However the naturalness of how it sounds will depend on how the TTS model works and whether two identical chunks of text will sound alike every generation.
Perhaps I'm in an older cohort, but I remember this delay, and what it felt like sustaining a conversation with this class of delay.
(it's still a remarkable advance, but do bear in mind the UX)
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I assume 0 delay is the minimum here, and a median of 0 means over half of the data are exactly 0.
No, about 1/2 of human speech is interrupting others.
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No, about 1/2 of human speech is interrupting others.
oh, interesting, I assumed the data came from interruptions (that seemed obvious) but I'm surprised you had some specific negative measurements. How do you decide the magnitude of the number? Just counting how long both parties are talking?
Same the other way. If I stop taking and then 300ms later you start talking, then the delay is 300ms.
And if you start talking right when I stop, the delay is 0ms.
You can get the info by just listening to recorded conversations of two people and tagging them.
Oh, this is really interesting to me. This is what I worked on at Amazon Alexa (and have patents on). An interesting fact I learned at the time: The median delay between human speakers during a conversation is 0ms (zero). In other words, in many cases, the listener starts speaking before the speaker is done. You've probably experienced this, and you talk about how you "finish each other's sentences". It's because you…
You could probably improve your metrics even more with those in the mix again?
Oh, this is really interesting to me. This is what I worked on at Amazon Alexa (and have patents on). An interesting fact I learned at the time: The median delay between human speakers during a conversation is 0ms (zero). In other words, in many cases, the listener starts speaking before the speaker is done. You've probably experienced this, and you talk about how you "finish each other's sentences". It's because you…
People are already trained to say a name to start. Curious why the tech has avoided a cap?
“Alexa, what’s tomorrow’s weather [dada]?”