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Mixing Monte Carlo and progressive rendering for improved global illumination

Ian Doidge, Mark Jones Orcid Logo, Benjamin Mora Orcid Logo

The Visual Computer, Volume: 28, Issue: 6-8, Pages: 603 - 612

Swansea University Authors: Mark Jones Orcid Logo, Benjamin Mora Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1007/s00371-012-0703-2

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In this paper, we combine path tracing and photon-mapping into one single method that makes use of the strength of each approach. Diffuse paths are evaluated with ray-tracing while caustics effects are computed using progressive photon mapping. This is a low noise, efficient, progressive algorithm w...

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ISSN: 0178-2789
Published: Springer 2012
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description In this paper, we combine path tracing and photon-mapping into one single method that makes use of the strength of each approach. Diffuse paths are evaluated with ray-tracing while caustics effects are computed using progressive photon mapping. This is a low noise, efficient, progressive algorithm with vanishing bias.
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