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Research questionHow can visual speech recognition resolve ambiguous words without committing before enough context is available?Visual speech recognition must transcribe speech when similar lip movements make multiple words plausible. Left-to-right decoding can commit to an early interpretation before later visual context disambiguates it.
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Audio & Speech
Audio & Speech Processing
Computer Vision
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Image & Video Processing
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Natural Language Processing
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Diffusion Large Language Models for Visual Speech RecognitionThe source describes a diffusion language model framework for visual speech recognition, trained and evaluated with labeled LRS3 data. It reports a 19.4% word error rate and compares inference with and without ground-truth transcript length; the evidence does not establish performance beyond this setting.research paper · Sep 1, 2026
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