Titlebook: Speechreading by Humans and Machines; Models, Systems, and David G. Stork,Marcus E. Hennecke Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 19

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Children with Hearing Loss: Speechreading Skillseafness, or type of intervention. Recent research, however, suggests that such explanations are inadequate. In order to examine this issue, the early language development of sixteen children born with severely-profoundly impaired hearing were assessed over a period of three years at about eight-mont

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Differences in Visual Intelligibility Across Talkersd to as visemes. Factors affecting viseme groupings include coarticulation effects of accompanying sounds, environmental effects (e g, lighting), and articulatory differences among various talkers. The contribution of the latter, talker differences, is addressed in this paper..Differences in visual

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The Use of Auditory and Visual Information in Phonetic Perception’s mouth and face strongly influences what an observer perceives even when the auditory signal is clear and unambiguous. The now classic “McGurk effect” is an excellent example: the auditory syllable /bi/ presented in synchrony with a videotape of a talker saying the syllable /gi/ is usually perceiv

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Seeing Brains Reading Speech: A Review and Speculationsts, from neuropsychological patients, from developmental disorders affecting cognition and from direct imaging of brain processes — all illuminate some parts of the story (if sometimes in a contradictory way). This chapter reviews findings concerned with the localization of face and (written and aud

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Perception of Conflicting Audio-Visual Speech: an Examination across Spanish and Germanlore possible interlanguage differences in the magnitude and type of illusions reported in bimodal speech perception. For this purpose, audio-only (A), visual-only (V), and AV tests were run under four different conditions: both German and Spanish perceivers were tested with both a German and a Span

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