A Model for Measurement of Interaction Latecy and Cycle Time treated as Performance Characteristics of Parallel Decomposition Strategies found in Virtual Reality Systems

This dissertation presents a unique Performance Analysis technique that shows strong agreement with values measured from Implementation of three common decomposition strategies on two message-passing architectures. Towards this end it serves extremely useful purpose and contribution to knowledge. I expect that the research will also lead to several important research publications and to articles of direct use to network administrators. Shabab Naqvi Associate Professor of Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, York University. The study will add significantly to the body of literature for Modelling Parallel and Distributed Virtual Reality Systems for Performance Analysis and Comparison. These analyses allow the comparison of various decomposition techniques, and in many cases reveal trends in their behaviour that would have gone unnoticed with alternative analysis techniques. Kenneth Laas, Director of Operations, York College of Industry and Technology.