Multidimensional Adaptive Sampling and Reconstruction ?

[ktegan]

Ryan recently posted the core piece of code for the Adaptive Wavelet Rendering paper online (he had to rip it out of his renderer so it doesn't compile).

http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~rso2102/AWR/

Kevin

[jeanphi]

Hi,

So nice!
I think I'll have a look when v0.7 is ready!

Jeanphi

[damoguyan]

Ryan recently posted the core piece of code for the Adaptive Wavelet Rendering paper online (he had to rip it out of his renderer so it doesn't compile).

http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~rso2102/AWR/

Kevin

Thank you, kevin

I have downloaded them, ready for studying them.

[binarycortex]

I found another paper for this, I'm hoping this can be revisited...and implemented. Please.

EDIT: Adding link. Doh! http://graphics.ucsd.edu/~toshiya/mdas.pdf

[binarycortex]

I found another paper for this, I'm hoping this can be revisited...and implemented. Please.

EDIT: Adding link. Doh! http://graphics.ucsd.edu/~toshiya/mdas.pdf

Ok, I guess this was linked before in yet another topic, but could someone please take a crack at it. Memory intensive or not, I think this would be a VERY worthwhile addition to lux.

[Dade]

I found another paper for this, I'm hoping this can be revisited...and implemented. Please.

EDIT: Adding link. Doh! http://graphics.ucsd.edu/~toshiya/mdas.pdf

Ok, I guess this was linked before in yet another topic, but could someone please take a crack at it. Memory intensive or not, I think this would be a VERY worthwhile addition to lux.

I'm writing this: http://agl.unm.edu/rpf/

It is claimed to be better than MDAS .

[Lord Crc]

I'm writing this: http://agl.unm.edu/rpf/

It is claimed to be better than MDAS .

Have you sorted out the licensing or verified that we won't be covered by the licensing?

[Dade]

I'm writing this: http://agl.unm.edu/rpf/

It is claimed to be better than MDAS .

Have you sorted out the licensing or verified that we won't be covered by the licensing?

Uh ? It is a public paper

If you refer to:

The ideas presented in this paper are available for commercial licensing through the UNM technology transfer office STC.UNM. Please contact Ms. Jovan Heusser at (505) 272-7908 or email jheusser@stc.unm.edu for more information.

We have not a commercial license and anyway they have modified LuxRender to implement PRF and they have not given back the patches to the project ... talking of someone violating a license (i.e. GPL)

[binarycortex]

I'm writing this: http://agl.unm.edu/rpf/

It is claimed to be better than MDAS .

I noticed that. I didn't know it was comparable to MDAS. I have been looking forward to this one as well. Go go go Dade!

[Lord Crc]

We have not a commercial license and anyway they have modified LuxRender to implement PRF and they have not given back the patches to the project ... talking of someone violating a license (i.e. GPL)

Well they haven't released any binaries either AFAIK? Anyway, I'd hate to get involved in a licensing fight, so I'd send off an email and ask just in case.