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Blesa et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Partial Monte Carlo sampling for computer generated holograms

Blesa et al., 2024

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8140762687855345632
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Blesa A
Magallón J
Serón F
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Engineering Reports

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CGH is considered as the key technology to integrate synthetic 3D imaging to get best photo‐ realistic rendering quality and optimum viewing experience. We present a partial Monte Carlo sampling algorithm that uses a random subset of rays for the calculation of the CGH …
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