Finally, we gathered to data into a graph as shown in Figure 8. The results show that the subjects, except for participants D and E, made a considerable amount of confirmation operations of right and left and of the map in general. In addition, it took too much time because they made several mistakes along the way. Participant B enlarged too much of a map and lost the way. In addition, participant A had begun to advance in the opposite direction of the course at a certain spot. Because they made many mistakes in the route, it also took considerably too much time. Furthermore, as for the situations where they mistook the path, many right and left operations were the major problem. They operated it many times and lost the direction by looking at places other than the course direction. Because they performed a lot of right and left operations, they seemed to have lost the direction. The result by our measurements is given in Table 6. Participants D
and E had high scores, and the other subjects had low scores. This resembles the questionnaire results, except the case of F who had a low Virtual-Navi score yet a high questionnaire score. The correlation of questionnaire and Real-Navi is low in participant F as shown Figure 6.
Finally, we gathered to data into a graph as shown in Figure 8. The results show that the subjects, except for participants D and E, made a considerable amount of confirmation operations of right and left and of the map in general. In addition, it took too much time because they made several mistakes along the way. Participant B enlarged too much of a map and lost the way. In addition, participant A had begun to advance in the opposite direction of the course at a certain spot. Because they made many mistakes in the route, it also took considerably too much time. Furthermore, as for the situations where they mistook the path, many right and left operations were the major problem. They operated it many times and lost the direction by looking at places other than the course direction. Because they performed a lot of right and left operations, they seemed to have lost the direction. The result by our measurements is given in Table 6. Participants D
and E had high scores, and the other subjects had low scores. This resembles the questionnaire results, except the case of F who had a low Virtual-Navi score yet a high questionnaire score. The correlation of questionnaire and Real-Navi is low in participant F as shown Figure 6.
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