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Reducing Lag In Virtual Displays Using Multiple Model Adaptive Estimation, David W. Kyger Dec 1995

Reducing Lag In Virtual Displays Using Multiple Model Adaptive Estimation, David W. Kyger

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Multiple Model Adaptive Estimation is an effective method for reducing lag in virtual environment displays. Lag in displays (the time from head motion to the appearance of the proper image on the display) is a significant detriment to realism in virtual environments. Increasing the speed of the computers which control the virtual display is not a final answer. No matter how fast the processors work, there will always be demands to do more. Predicting angular head positions (look-angles) can reduce the lag by allowing the computer to calculate the appropriate scene before it is needed on the display. Single predictors …