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Talking avatars can differentially modulate cortical speech tracking in the high and in the low delta band

2026-01-08

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In noisy listening environments, visual cues from a speaker’s face can significantly boost speech compre-hension. The underlying audiovisual integration in the brain involves neural tracking of audiovisual speech features. Moreover, lip reading in silence is associated with tracking of the speech envelope in the low-delta frequency band (0.5 − 1 Hz). Recently, digital avatars have emerged that can support speech...

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87fa2104-a298-5f41-a185-b790563d7393
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10.64898/2026.01.07.695461
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