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تحويل النصوص العربية من رموز كتابية
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يعد هذا البحث مرحلة من مراحل بناء نظام تركيب الكلام باللغة العربية، و هي مرحلة تحويل النصوص العربية من رموز كتابية إلى رموز صوتية. جرى في هذه المرحلة بناء نظام متكامل خاص باللغة العربية لإجراء التحويل. اعتمد نظام التحويل من رموز كتابية إلى رموز صوتية أساسًا على بنية النظام Orthographic-Phonetic ) TOPH (Transcription الذي يقوم بتحويل الرموز الكتابية إلى رموز صوتية باللغة الفرنسية، و الذي يعتمد مبدأ استخدام القواعد في ذلك.
This research is one stage of the construction of an Arabic speech synthesis system, which is “text-to-phonemes transliteration”. A complete text-to-phonemes transliteration system has been built for Arabic language. In this system we used TOPH (Orthographic-Phonetic Transcription) method, used for transliterating the French language, to perform the transliteration from text to phonemes in Arabic. We also wrote the Arabic textto- phonemes rules in TOPH formal language.
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Dakkak,Ghneim ٩٩] Oumayma Aldakkak, Nada Ghneim, "Towards Man- Machine Communication in Arabic", Syria-Lebanese Conference, Damascus University
[البواب، ميرعلم، والطيان ٨٤ ] مروان البواب، يحيى ميرعلم، محمد حسان الطيان، إشراف محمد نشرة داخلية، مركز الدراسات والبحوث العلمية، دمشق، ،« الكتابة الصوتية العربية » مراياتي . سورية، ١٩٨4
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