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Head-Pose-Aware Visual Speech Recognition with FiLM Modulation
Visual Speech Recognition (VSR) aims to recognize speech from visual cues such as lip movements. Still, its performance is fundamentally limited by viseme ambiguity and pose-induced variations that introduce geometric distortions and occlusions. Existing approaches mainly rely on linguistic context
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