Framework of Multiuser Satisfaction for Assessing Interaction Models Within Collaborative Virtual Environments.

IEEE Transactions on Human-Machine Systems（2017）

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Abstract

Collaborative virtual environments (VEs) require interaction models for resolving conflicts and promoting multiuser collaboration. Common models, such as the first-come-first-serve (FCFS) model, which grants interaction opportunities to the most agile user, and the static priority model, which gives interaction opportunities to the user with the highest predefined priority, disregard the importanc...

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Collaborative work,Cognition,Virtual environments,Decision making,Performance evaluation,Usability,Collaborative work,Cognition,Virtual environments,Decision making,Performance evaluation,Usability

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