Lip-reading aids word recognition most in moderate noise: a Bayesian explanation using high-dimensional feature space.
Watching a speaker's facial movements can dramatically enhance our ability to comprehend words, especially in noisy environments. From a general doctrine of combining information from different sensory modalities (the principle of inverse effectiveness), one would expect that the visual signals...
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Public Library of Science (PLoS)
2009
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