A dry-stone yard has ASR transcripts and intent tags but no spoken-…

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A dry-stone yard has ASR transcripts and intent tags but no spoken-back lines for the kiosk. What does that mean for the conversational pipeline corpus?

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That the TTS arm is a missing modality in the pipeline corpus and must be filled with reply scripts. — Hearing and understanding without a scripted answer leaves the talker silent. The gap is on the TTS speak arm—write reply lines, don’t redesign fusion to dodge them.

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That fusion must be redesigned from early to late before any reply text is written.

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That the missing spoken-reply scripts are irrelevant because intent tags alone drive TTS.

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That CLIP stills of stone walls can substitute for the speak arm.

A dry-stone yard has ASR transcripts and intent tags but no spoken-back lines for the kiosk. What does that mean for the conversational pipeline corpus?

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