“Gaussian projection: a novel PBR algorithm for real-time rendering”
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- Gaussian projection: a novel PBR algorithm for real-time rendering
Abstract:
Gaussian Projection is an algorithm based on the Gaussian Pyramid, that can render point-sampled-geometry – obtained from stereo data in the form of range images – without polygonization, and at full native resolution. Gaussian Projection makes use of the GPU to perform efficient and fast multi-resolution rendering of point-based data, with automatic hole-filling (scattered point interpolation), and without any preprocessing other than Image Pyramid generation.
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