Challenge: a new system for text-to-speech synthesis uses rule-based homograph disambiguation . a simple application of machine learning produces significant improvements in homograph ambiguity .
Approach: They propose a rule-based homograph disambiguation system for text-to-speech synthesis at Google . they compare it to a new system which performs disambiguations using classifiers trained on labeled data .
Outcome: The proposed system is more accurate than hand-written rules or machine learning alone.

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