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Thomas Forgione 2019-10-07 10:43:02 +02:00
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@ -19,5 +19,5 @@ Performance has already been discussed in Chapter~\ref{d3}.
However, in this work, we never tried to remove data from the media engine when it is no longer useful. However, in this work, we never tried to remove data from the media engine when it is no longer useful.
This means that on a really large scene, performance is bound to become damaged due to the growing amount of data to render, and the saturation of memory. This means that on a really large scene, performance is bound to become damaged due to the growing amount of data to render, and the saturation of memory.
For our system to be able to support such scenes, it needs to unload data. For our system to be able to support such scenes, it needs to unload data.
The utility measures that we described in Section~\ref{d3:utility} seem to be a good candidate to determine what to unload. The utility measures that we described in Section~\ref{d3:utility} seem to be good candidates to determine what to unload.
We could watch the performance of our system by measuring variables such as memory used or framerate and use those values to discard data with low enough utility. We could estimate the performance of our system by measuring variables such as memory used or framerate and use those values to discard data with low enough utility.