As a significant component of the Human Computer Interface (HCI), automatic lip reading is designed for the purpose of understanding the content of speech by interpreting the movements of the lips. Although performance of automatic lip reading system is easily affected by challenging conditions such as noise, illumination and low resolution, enormous advancements in the relevant fields accompanied with enhancement in computer capability have improved the robustness of the system, making it more adaptable to the real environment. In this paper, we study the field and gives a detailed discussion on the actuality and the developing level of automatic lip reading. We emphatically introduce the feature extraction and recognition model algorithms. We also compare and analyze the various visual speech databases for their characteristics and functions in speech recognition systems. In addition, we describe the challenges and offer our insights into future research direction of automatic lip reading.
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