"For human lip readers, context is key in deciphering words stripped of the full nuance of their audio cues. But a technology model for lip-reading developed at the University of East Anglia in the UK has been shown to be able to interpret mouthed words with a greater degree of accuracy than human lip readers, thanks to the application of machine learning tech to classify the visual aspect of sounds. And the kicker is the algorithm doesn’t need to know the context of what you’re discussing to be able to identify the words you’re using."
Really interesting! Can't post a link to the article as I'm new, but imagine the developments that could come of this...:whistling:
Really interesting! Can't post a link to the article as I'm new, but imagine the developments that could come of this...:whistling:
