We present a method for reducing errors---variance and bias---in physically based
differentiable rendering (PBDR). Typical applications of PBDR repeatedly render a scene as …

Temporal Antialiasing (TAA), formally defined as temporally‐amortized supersampling, is
the most widely used antialiasing technique in today's real‐time renderers and game …

While signed distance fields (SDFs) in theory offer infinite level of detail, they are typically
rendered using the sphere tracing algorithm at finite resolutions, which causes the common …

This historical survey of parallel processing from 1980 to 2020 is a follow-up to the authors'
1981 Tutorial on Parallel Processing, which covered the state of the art in hardware …

Monte‐Carlo path tracing techniques can generate stunning visualizations of medical
volumetric data. In a clinical context, such renderings turned out to be valuable for …

Creating visualizations of multiple volumetric density fields is demanding in virtual reality
(VR) applications, which often include divergent volumetric density distributions mixed with …

Stereoscopic rendering is a prominent feature of virtual reality applications to generate
depth cues and to provide depth perception in the virtual world. However, straight-forward …

Classically, rasterization techniques are performed for real-time rendering to meet the
constraint of interactive frame rates. However, such techniques do not produce realistic …

Efficient and accurate shadow computation is a long-standing problem in computer
graphics. In real-time applications, shadows have traditionally been computed using the …

During 3D rendering by GPU, jagged patterns will appear at the edge of the image due to
the lack of sampling points. To increase the continuity of the image, we use an anti-aliasing …