An efficient interest management is a fundamental requirement to support Distributed Virtual Environments (DVEs). As avatars move across the virtual environment, they often forming communities by gathering around hotspots. Distributed community discovery is a research area that gained momentum in the last years. In this paper we propose a case study evaluation on the impact of communities and community discovery on a distributed gossip-based interest management architecture for DVEs. Our experimental evaluation shows that communities have a positive impacts on interest management, at the expense of a small computational and communication overhead

Community discovery for interest management in DVEs: A case study

Carlini E;Dazzi P;Mordacchini M;
2015

Abstract

An efficient interest management is a fundamental requirement to support Distributed Virtual Environments (DVEs). As avatars move across the virtual environment, they often forming communities by gathering around hotspots. Distributed community discovery is a research area that gained momentum in the last years. In this paper we propose a case study evaluation on the impact of communities and community discovery on a distributed gossip-based interest management architecture for DVEs. Our experimental evaluation shows that communities have a positive impacts on interest management, at the expense of a small computational and communication overhead
2015
Istituto di informatica e telematica - IIT
Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione "Alessandro Faedo" - ISTI
978-3-319-27307-5
DVE
Community Discovery
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