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Table 1: Synthesis of several Scenario model features
Figure 1: Use of Petri nets to interact with the virtual envi- envi-ronment.
Figure 2: Our Virtual Reality Application We have integrated our model in a CVE for the training to a procedure
Figure 4: In the first set, each user has the same role. In the second set, specific roles have been created for each task of the procedure.
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