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Two Phase Multi-Task Learning for Cybersickness Prediction and Adaptive Reduction.

A E M Ridwan, Purnota Saha, John Quarles

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This study introduces a new AI framework to reduce virtual reality (VR) sickness. It dynamically adapts blur countermeasures based on user discomfort, improving VR experience by predicting and mitigating cybersickness.

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Area of Science:

Virtual Reality
Human-Computer Interaction
Computational Neuroscience

Background:

Cybersickness, a significant usability barrier in virtual reality (VR), necessitates advanced mitigation strategies beyond simple severity prediction.
Current VR systems lack dynamic, individualized approaches to reduce user discomfort.
Effective mitigation requires predicting sickness severity, determining countermeasure benefit, and optimizing intensity.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel two-phase multitask learning framework for unified cybersickness prediction and adaptive mitigation.
To jointly model cybersickness severity, blur effectiveness, and blur intensity.
To create a data-driven pipeline for dynamic, personalized VR safety interventions.

Main Methods:

A two-phase multitask learning approach was employed, pretraining on single-label severity data and finetuning on multi-label data (severity, blur effectiveness, intensity).
Evaluated Time-Series Transformer, Deep Temporal Convolutional Network, and TS-Mamba architectures using 10-fold block-aware cross-validation.
The framework integrates detection, decision-making, and dosage of blur countermeasures.

Main Results:

The two-phase training significantly outperformed single-phase methods.
The Time-Series Transformer achieved superior performance: FMS MAE=0.57, R²=0.87; Blur Level MAE=0.49, R²=0.95; Blur Preference ACC=99.5%.
Demonstrated the effectiveness of single-label pre-training for multitask VR safety models with limited data.

Conclusions:

The proposed framework offers a data-driven, adaptive "detect-decide-dose" pipeline for personalized cybersickness mitigation.
This is the first model to unify cybersickness prediction and adaptive reduction.
Single-label pre-training is a viable strategy for developing robust multitask VR safety systems.