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Phoneme overlap analysis of the visual benefit for speech-in-noise perception
Seeing the face of the talker improves the intelligibility of speech-in-noise, termed the visual benefit. The visual benefit is usually measured at the whole-word level, with responses classified as "correct" or "incorrect". An alternative method measures visual benefit using the phoneme overlap bet
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