2015
DOI: 10.1111/cgf.12592
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Recent Advances in Adaptive Sampling and Reconstruction for Monte Carlo Rendering

Abstract: Monte Carlo integration is firmly established as the basis for most practical realistic image synthesis algorithms because of its flexibility and generality. However, the visual quality of rendered images often suffers from estimator variance, which appears as visually distracting noise. Adaptive sampling and reconstruction algorithms reduce variance by controlling the sampling density and aggregating samples in a reconstruction step, possibly over large image regions. In this paper we survey recent advances i… Show more

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“…Наиболее полный обзор можно найти в [39]. Остановимся на некоторых работах, идеи которых в той или иной мере коррелируют с данной статьёй.…”
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“…Наиболее полный обзор можно найти в [39]. Остановимся на некоторых работах, идеи которых в той или иной мере коррелируют с данной статьёй.…”
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“…Остановимся на некоторых работах, идеи которых в той или иной мере коррелируют с данной статьёй. Следуя классификации из [39], все методы области Sampling and Reconstruction делятся на априорные и апо-стериорные. Априорные методы строят адаптивные стратегии сэмплирования, помещая больше сэмплов в более сложные области изображения.…”
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“…Based on sparse linear models, Moon et al [6] estimated the prediction errors introduced by models with different windows, and they selected the optimal window to reconstruct pixel value. To see recent advances in Monte Carlo rendering, Zwicker et al [26] gave a detailed description.…”
Section: Image Space Adaptive Renderingmentioning
confidence: 99%