Predicting Perceived Realism in Virtual Reality Driving Simulations Using Participants' Personality Traits, Heart Rate Changes, and Risk Preference.
Ui Jong JuSanghyeon KimPublished in: IEEE Access (2024)
Keyphrases
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- computer graphics
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- risk factors
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- three dimensional
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- vital signs
- individual differences
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- privacy concerns