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perceptual segregation
perceptual segregation Perceptual segregation is the process of separating overlapping sensory information into distinct sources, such as telling one talker’s audiovisual speech stream apart from another in a noisy social setting.
Perceptual segregation is the process of separating overlapping sensory information into distinct sources, such as telling one talker’s audiovisual speech stream apart from another in a noisy social setting. In the supplied source, it is described as relying especially on audiovisual timing and on matching identity-related cues across face, voice, and language.