There are several ways to improve the scrolling performance of large data sets in Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). In order of their increasing performance, they are using UI virtualization, recycling UI containers, and implementing a data-binding proxy object. This paper briefly describes an implementation, along with its performance issues.
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