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Creative Speech Technology: editorial introduction to this special issue.

Alistair D N Edwards¹, Christopher Newell

¹Department of Computer Science, University of York, Deramore Lane , York, YO10 5GH , UK.

Logopedics, Phoniatrics, Vocology

|September 27, 2013

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The Creative Speech Technology Network (CreST) fostered interdisciplinary collaboration, resulting in diverse research outcomes across arts and technology. This work successfully achieved the network's core objectives.

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Area of Science:

Speech Technology
Arts Technology Integration
Interdisciplinary Research Networks

Background:

The Creative Speech Technology Network (CreST) convened experts from diverse fields including arts and technology.
This volume showcases research outputs stemming from collaborative projects within the CreST network.

Discussion:

The editorial provides context on the CreST network's formation and objectives.
It introduces the individual research papers presented in this volume.
The papers reflect the successful realization of the network's collaborative goals.

Key Insights:

Interdisciplinary collaboration drives innovation in speech technology and its applications.
Cross-pollination between arts and technology yields novel research avenues.
The CreST network effectively facilitated the achievement of its stated research aims.

Outlook:

Future research can build upon the foundational work established by CreST.
Continued exploration of the intersection between creative arts and speech technology is recommended.
The network's success model can inform future interdisciplinary research initiatives.