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Fig. 1. Virtual models used during the learning phase of the experimental trials
Fig. 2. Least-squares mean estimation error ± SE in Study 1 as a function of interface and direction
Fig. 3. Top-down diagram of the CAVE, showing the three physical participant posi- posi-tions together with the corresponding virtual cone posiposi-tions
Fig. 4. Least-squares mean estimation error ± SE in Study 2, as a function of position and direction
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