Hisaminato
Akihiko Hisaminato, Osaka JP
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20130012693 | Aptamers to Beta-NGF and Their Use in Treating Beta-NGF Mediated Diseases and Disorders - The present disclosure relates generally to the field of nucleic acids and, more particularly, to aptamers capable of binding to β-NGF; pharmaceutical compositions comprising such β-NGF aptamers; and methods of making and using the same. | 01-10-2013 |
Yuji Hisaminato, Hamamatsu-Shi JP
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20140006018 | VOICE PROCESSING APPARATUS | 01-02-2014 |
20140244262 | VOICE SYNTHESIZING METHOD, VOICE SYNTHESIZING APPARATUS AND COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM - A voice synthesizing apparatus includes a manipulation determiner configured to determine a manipulation position which is moved according to a manipulation of a user, and a voice synthesizer configured to generate, in response to an instruction to generate a voice in which a second phoneme follows a first phoneme, a voice signal so that vocalization of the first phoneme starts before the manipulation position reaches a reference position and that vocalization from the first phoneme to the second phoneme is made when the manipulation position reaches the reference position. | 08-28-2014 |
Yuji Hisaminato, Hamamatsu-Shi, Shizuoka-Ken JP
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20160086597 | TECHNOLOGY FOR RESPONDING TO REMARKS USING SPEECH SYNTHESIS - The present invention is provided with: a voice input section that receives a remark (a question) via a voice signal; a reply creation section that creates a voice sequence of a reply (response) to the remark; a pitch analysis section that analyzes the pitch of a first segment (e.g., word ending) of the remark; and a voice generation section (a voice synthesis section, etc.) that generates a reply, in the form of voice, represented by the voice sequence. The voice generation section controls the pitch of the entire reply in such a manner that the pitch of a second segment (e.g., word ending) of the reply assumes a predetermined pitch (e.g., five degrees down) with respect to the pitch of the first segment of the remark. Such arrangements can realize synthesis of replying voice capable of giving a natural feel to the user. | 03-24-2016 |