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....connection with colour coding multi modal data, such as vector data. Another way to look at this problem would be to finetune local illumination models. A possible approach is the integration of a compact spectral model in connection with environment mapping mechanisms [12] or BRDF factorizations [21] to allow sophisticated spectral reflection models in real time. To render dispersion poses the problem of tracing diverging rays. An approach is to employ Monte Carlo techniques [33] For static lighting it can be considered as illumination preprocessing step. Still, in volume rendering, ....
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....are analytically factorizable. Homomorphic factorization is a tech1 nique for obtaining the factor functions from BRDF samples. The factors give the best approximation to the BRDF in the least square residual sense. The first part of this thesis presents extensions to homomorphic factorization [20]. One of the extensions permits fast computation of approximations to BRDFs by precomputing a pseudo inverse of the constraint matrix, which is a part of a homomorphic factorization detailed in chapter 3. It is possible to reduce factorization time to less than a few seconds (a speedup of a factor ....
....BRDFs by several functions of smaller dimensions was introduced by Fournier [3] who used numerical factorization, and Heidrich and Seidel [6] who used analytic factorization. Kautz and McCool [10] used separable functions and the SVD to approximate reflectance models. McCool, Ang and Ahmad [20] presented a factorization method that solved the drawbacks of the previous methods. McCool, Ang and Ahmad s approach, homomorphic factorization, permits the factorization of functions of arbitrary dimension into products of several functions of smaller dimensions and the use of arbitrary ....
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