Using Landmark Detection to measure effective Clear Speech
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Ann R. Bradlow | Joel MacAuslan | Rajka Smiljanic | Ahmed Rivera-Campos | Suzanne Boyce | Jean C. Krause | Sarah M. Hamilton | J. C. Krause | S. Boyce | Rajka Smiljanic | A. Bradlow | Ahmed Rivera-Campos | J. MacAuslan | S. Hamilton
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