[x3d-public] Generating 3D complex narrative; statistics on X3D or XML files

[John Carlson]

It seems like if was done for X3DJSAIL, there would be an object per class collecting statistics information.  Anyone have good ideas for methods for the statistics info?  I’m hoping we can do this with a couple of classes, StatisticsInfo and StatisticsCollectionInfo.

Designs are welcome.

Thanks.

John

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From: John Carlson
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Subject: Generating 3D complex narrative; statistics on X3D or XML files

What are various approaches to generating 3D complex narrative worlds?   There’s schema based, procedurally generated.  Would a chaotic or quantum generator of 3D worlds be possible?  Do we come up with the narrative first, then input it into a neural network to convert to XML?  What’s the best way to generate narrative at this point? Should we approach it with text first, and then do something like XtraNormal did to produce animation?

May I present that X3D 4.1 include complex (real and imaginary-virtual) narrative components.  Perhaps we could introduce chaos in the physics component if not already there.   An quantum too.

I’m really working on creating more realistic test data.

Should we attach appearance frequency to the schema? Other ideas?

Has anyone done analysis on XML artifacts and can provide code or statistics on artifacts? Thanks!  I am thinking of some hierarchical statistics structure I don’t know of.  Could we provide statistics from within X3DJSAIL or an add-on?

I am thinking that we could incorporate some of Alexander’s Nature of Order in the placement of features.

Has anyone else thought on these topics?   What do spatiotemporal databases allow you to do?

Will X3D 4.1 reduce the need for virtual worlds?

Thanks,

John


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