Requirements
The system requirements define the functional and non-functional aspects that the text-to-audio conversion system must meet. These requirements guide the development process, ensuring that the system meets the user's needs and expectations.
Functional Requirements
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Text-to-Audio Conversion: The system must generate audible audio from text inputs.
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Integration: The system must integrate seamlessly with existing virtual assistant infrastructures.
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Language Support: The system must support generating audio in Portuguese.
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Voice Customization: Users must be able to choose and customize voices for their needs.
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Dynamic Intonation: The system must adjust intonation to emphasize keywords in responses.
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Emotion Adaptation: The system should modify the voice's tone based on conversational context.
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Multi-Format Text Support: Inputs in HTML, Markdown, plain text, and emails must be processed effectively.
Non-Functional Requirements
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Performance: The system must generate responses in under 1.5 seconds.
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Scalability: It must support multiple simultaneous users without degradation.
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Availability: The system must be operational 99% of the time.
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Clarity: The generated audio must be clear and easy to understand.
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Naturalness: Voices must sound natural and human-like, avoiding robotic tones.
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Redundancy: Mechanisms should ensure uninterrupted service even in case of failures.
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Maintainability: The system must have modular, well-documented code for easy updates.
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Multilingual Capability: It should support multiple languages to cater to diverse markets.
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Legal Compliance: All voices used must adhere to licensing and copyright laws.
Constraints
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Integration with Virtual Assistants: The system must integrate seamlessly with existing virtual assistants, preserving user experience.
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Independent Deployment: It must operate autonomously without third-party dependencies.