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Adaptive importance photon shooting technique
Liu, Xiao-Dan (1); Zheng, Chang-Wen (1); Liu, X.-D.(lxdfigo@163.com)
2014
SourceComputers and Graphics (Pergamon)
ISSN978493
Volume38Issue:1Pages:158-166
English AbstractPhoton mapping is an efficient technique in global illumination and participating media rendering, but it converges slowly in complex scenes. We propose an adaptive importance photon shooting technique to accelerate the convergence rate. We analyze the scene space and build cumulative distribution functions on the surfaces to adaptively shoot photons. The rendering space is partitioned by kd-tree structure. The photons tracing through the scene are stored in the kd-tree node. An error criterion is proposed to estimate the feature error of the local light field in each node. In order to adaptively shoot photons, a novel adaptive cumulative distribution function is built in each node based on their neighbors' error values. When a photon hits a surface in the scene, the reflection direction of this photon is adaptively chosen by our cumulative distribution function. Our technique can be used in both photon mapping and progressive photon mapping. The experiments show that our adaptive importance photon shooting technique gives better results than the previous methods in both visual quality and numerical error. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.; Photon mapping is an efficient technique in global illumination and participating media rendering, but it converges slowly in complex scenes. We propose an adaptive importance photon shooting technique to accelerate the convergence rate. We analyze the scene space and build cumulative distribution functions on the surfaces to adaptively shoot photons. The rendering space is partitioned by kd-tree structure. The photons tracing through the scene are stored in the kd-tree node. An error criterion is proposed to estimate the feature error of the local light field in each node. In order to adaptively shoot photons, a novel adaptive cumulative distribution function is built in each node based on their neighbors' error values. When a photon hits a surface in the scene, the reflection direction of this photon is adaptively chosen by our cumulative distribution function. Our technique can be used in both photon mapping and progressive photon mapping. The experiments show that our adaptive importance photon shooting technique gives better results than the previous methods in both visual quality and numerical error. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.
Indexed TypeSCI ; EI
KeywordAdaptive Importance Shooting Kd-tree Progressive Photon Mapping Cumulative Distribution Function
Department(1) Technology on Integrated Information System Laboratory, Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; (2) University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Language英语
WOS IDWOS:000331596300020
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Content Type期刊论文
URIhttp://ir.iscas.ac.cn/handle/311060/16871
Collection中国科学院软件研究所
Corresponding AuthorLiu, X.-D.(lxdfigo@163.com)
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Liu, Xiao-Dan ,Zheng, Chang-Wen ,Liu, X.-D.. Adaptive importance photon shooting technique[J]. Computers and Graphics (Pergamon),2014,38(1):158-166.
APA Liu, Xiao-Dan ,Zheng, Chang-Wen ,&Liu, X.-D..(2014).Adaptive importance photon shooting technique.Computers and Graphics (Pergamon),38(1),158-166.
MLA Liu, Xiao-Dan ,et al."Adaptive importance photon shooting technique".Computers and Graphics (Pergamon) 38.1(2014):158-166.
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