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Masking Internet Limitations in Internet Based Crowded Virtual Environments: A Study of Space Structuring Techniques

Abou-Haidar, 2000

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13037653962202224669
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Abou-Haidar R
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MSc Project Report, University College London

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Scalability potential of one partitioning scheme over the other is measured in terms of the number of group switches entailed when a given number of avatars navigate a virtual world. Testing was carried out using a crowd simulation program of the city of London, which …
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