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Monte Carlo methods for improved rendering We implement an unbiased Monte Carlo renderer as an experimental testbed for evaluating improved sampling strategies Our results show that the improved sampling methods we use for rendering can give comparable image quality over twenty times faster than naive Monte Carlo methods
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First post here looollll A 3D render of Monte Ive made like I was . . . It's been years I haven't published a render! Yet alone from Persona Credits: Model by : Atlus, SEGA, Black Wings Stage by : morelikethis Zhychenko Olga Effects : Raycast (Rui) ; with some materials brought by NEPHNASHINE-P!
Path tracing - Wikipedia Rendering performance is often measured in mega samples per second (Ms sec), which reflects how many millions of samples can be processed per second, directly impacting rendering speed
MCCC: Rendering So far, we’ve explored Monte Carlo methods using simple examples, like sampling the unit disk and sphere Now, we’ll apply Monte Carlo to a more realistic task: simulating light traveling through a scene, or rendering
Denoising Monte Carlo Renders With Diffusion Models We present a . . . Physically-based renderings contain Monte-Carlo noise, with variance that increases as the number of rays per pixel decreases This noise, while zero-mean for good modern renderers, can have heavy tails (most notably, for scenes containing specular or refractive objects)
Chapter 38: Monte Carlo Ray Tracing - Graphics Compendium The Monte Carlo Methods are a broad class of algorithms that use repeated random sampling to solve problems In computer graphics, we often use Monte Carlo methods to estimate the value of integrals