Activity-Driven Populace: A Cognitive Approach to Crowd Simulation

Authors:
Sébastien Paris;Stéphane Donikian
Affiliations:
Trinity College Dublin;INRIA
Venue:
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Simulating a natural-looking virtual populace requires modeling different behavioral levels to mimic how people choose and organize their activities. A multilayer behavior model for crowd simulation can help developers endow each entity with high-level objectives built on top of a reactive and cognitive decision system.