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However, performance decreased as the number of regions increased, suggesting a decrease in attention modulation and therefore suppression with increasing number of locations.
The attended frontal responses, increased with increasing number of locations, suggesting a compensatory mechanism for the increase in attentional demands and task difficulty.
In the RPG players, this was further confirmed by the trend of the attended frontal responses with increasing number of locations.
In the FPS players, on the other hand, the 8.6 HZ attended frontal responses decreased as a function of the increasing number of locations.
In the 3 Hz flicker conditions, SNR at the frontal electrodes generally increased with increasing number of locations to be monitored, for both attention conditions and both gamer groups (Fig. 5a, 3 Hz).
The RPG players, on the other hand, did not exhibit greater responses to the unattended locations irrespective of the number of locations to be monitored, although, like the FPS players, their responses to the attended and unattended stimuli increased with increasing number of locations.
Fig. 19 a Average evaluation time of notification policies with an increasing number of concurrent location events.
Fig. 17 Percentage slowdown of average evaluation time for policy GroupsInterval with an increasing number of concurrent location requests.
In each subfigure, we evaluate the percentage slowdown, regarding an increasing number of concurrent location requests (i.e., 10, 100, 1,000), for each of the sets of groups allowed by the target (i.e., 1, 25, 50 and 100), against the results previously presented in Fig. 16.
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