A master thesis from Aalborg University
Detecting camera preferences in a virtual savannah environment using statistical analysis
Author(s)
Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2012
Submitted on
2012-06-29
Pages
12 pages
Abstract
This report attempts to show correlation between user profiles and their choices when placing cameras as preferred in a 3D savannah environment with different tactical scenarios. The report show non-conclusively that a classifier can be made from the profile data and their choices to places cameras on agents as headcams or on the ground in specified areas.
This report attempts to show correlation between user profiles and their choices when placing cameras as preferred in a 3D savannah environment with different tactical scenarios. The report show non-conclusively that a classifier can be made from the profile data and their choices to places cameras on agents as headcams or on the ground in specified areas.
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