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That is going to make a big stutter. To reduce the chances of this happening, the prediction could predict 2 or more possible input, and generate frames accordingly. But then that's a lot of power wasted that could be used otherwise: If it's running on a single instance it means that the game could run at a higher frame rate which would also be a good way to reduce latency. If it's running on several instances in parallel that are synchronized, that means that it is reducing the amount of players that can play simultaneously. And then, that is just reducing the amount of failed predictions, it doesn't get rid of the issue entirely. I can imagine the AI predicting accurately when I will push a button to shoot/jump (it's just 2 possibilities), but it's a lot harder to predict accurately the movements of 2 analog sticks (2 32 possibilities) or a mouse movement. So to sum it up, unless I'm imagining it wrong, using prediction to reduce latency will result in: Near-zero latency most of time and some big stutters when the prediction is wrong which is not going to feel great.
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Ninth, eleventh and twelfth grade students go to Mount Kare for Natural History, Astronomy and Survival Classes. Tenth graders go to the Grand Canyon to study Geology. STEM Education Our curriculum has been designed to meet the Next Generation Science Standards, including a collaborative robotics program, integrating physical science, mathematics and art along with programming, engineering, hands‐on circuit design and invention. We utilize Vernier sensors, along with Arduino and Raspberry Pi boards. Renaissance Learning We use the Accelerated Math and Reading programs from Renaissance Learning to help enrich our curriculum. We offer a special Accelerated Reader class period to promote life long learning through reading. Our math department utilizes the Accelerated Math program extensively in each course to test students for understanding. RHP's Physics class wins the Regional Sea Perch Underwater Competition with their robotic submarines. Congratulations to these amazing students! Alma Mater A Charge to Keep I Have A charge to keep I have, A God to glorify, A never-dying soul to save, And fit it for the sky.