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No speech articulator robustly favours retroauricular electrodes over canonical jaw sites: a volume-conductor model with orientation and electrode-count controls
Objective. Ear-worn biopotential devices are being designed around a coupling that has not been computed: how strongly each speech articulator reaches electrodes on the jaw and around the ear. We compute it, and test the answer against the three things that could produce it spuriously - source orien
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