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Advancing Sentence-Level Dysarthric Audio-Visual Speech Recognition via Test-Time Adaptation
Dysarthric audio-visual speech recognition (DAVSR) enhances performance by integrating complementary visual cues. However, existing research is largely confined to word-level tasks with limited vocabularies, which severely restricts real-world communication for dysarthric speakers. Furthermore, perf
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