EVE: A Framework for Experiments in Virtual Environments
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2017
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Conference Paper
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Abstract
EVE is a framework for the setup, implementation, and evaluation
of experiments in virtual reality. The framework aims to reduce
repetitive and error-prone steps that occur during experiment-setup
while providing data management and evaluation capabilities. EVE aims
to assist researchers who do not have specialized training in computer
science. The framework is based on the popular platforms of Unity and
MiddleVR. Database support, visualization tools, and scripting for R
make EVE a comprehensive solution for research using VR. In this article,
we illustrate the functions and flexibility of EVE in the context of
an ongoing VR experiment called Neighbourhood Walk.
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Spatial Cognition X
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Volume
10523
Pages / Article No.
159 - 176
Publisher
Springer
Event
13th Biennial Conference of the German Society for Cognitive Science (KogWis 2016) and the 10th International Conference on Spatial Cognition (Spatial Cognition 2016)
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Virtual Reality (VR); Framework and data processing; Experiment
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03987 - Hölscher, Christoph / Hölscher, Christoph
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