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In expressive speech synthesis, it is important to generate emotional speech that reflects the complexity of emotional states. Many TTS systems model emotions in discrete codes, but modeling variations within emotional states is crucial for generating human-like speech. The paper presents a theoretical analysis and comparison of two innovative expressive TTS systems that model the complexity of emotion in the form of a continuous vector which can be manipulated. The results show that the approach based on continuous t-SNE embedding vectors is applicable only in the case of specific data bases, while the other approach, based on interpolation of points in the embedding space of a multi-speaker, multi-style model, is more general, but requires additional analysis.

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