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Multidimensional Adaptive Sampling and Reconstruction for Ray Tracing Toshiya Hachisuka * Wojciech Jarosz * Richard Peter Weistroffer † Kevin Dale ‡ Greg Humphreys † Matthias Zwicker * Henrik Wann Jensen * * University of California, San Diego † University of Virginia ‡ Harvard University

4 Sampling and Realistic Rendering • Distributed ray tracing [Cook et al. 84] Pixel Lens Objects Image Plane

8 Adaptive Sampling Image based adaptive sampling • Recursive subdivision [Whitted 80] • Stochastic adaptive sampling [Mitchell 87, 91] • Perceptually based criterion [Bolin and Meyer 98] • Divergence based criterion [Rigau et al. 03] • MISER [Press and Farrar 90] [Leeson 03]

9 Adaptive Sampling Image based adaptive sampling • Recursive subdivision [Whitted 80] • Stochastic adaptive sampling [Mitchell 87, 91] • Perceptually based criterion [Bolin and Meyer 98] • Divergence based criterion [Rigau et al. 03] • MISER [Press and Farrar 90] [Leeson 03]

10 Motion Blur

11 Motion Blur

12 Motion Blur

13 Motion Blur Time

13 Motion Blur Time Pixel

17 Adaptive Sampling [Mitchell 91] Time Pixel

36 Adaptive Sampling [Mitchell 91] Time Pixel Sampled Exact

37 Motion Blurred Sphere 1 Samples / Pixel 4 16 64 Reference

38 Motion Blurred Sphere 1 Samples / Pixel 4 16 64 Reference

39 Adaptive Sampling [Mitchell 91] Time Pixel Sampled Exact

40 Key Idea of Our Work • Conventional adaptive sampling • Only adaptive on pixel axis • Multidimensional adaptive sampling • Adaptive on all axes

41 Multidimensional Adaptive Sampling Time Pixel

62 Multidimensional Adaptive Sampling Time Pixel Sampled Exact

63 Motion Blurred Sphere - Comparison [Mitchell 91] Our method 1 4 16 64 Reference

64 Motion Blurred Sphere - Comparison [Mitchell 91] Our method 1 4 16 64 Reference

65 Motion Blurred Sphere Our Method 20 Low Discrepancy 15 Mitchell 10 5 0 1 4 16 64 256

66 Rendering is Integration • Each pixel value, L(x, y), is defined as multidimensional integration � � L ( x, y ) = f ( x, y, u 1 , . . . , u n ) d u 1 . . . d u n · · ·

67 Rendering is Integration • Motion blur is 1D integration over time (t) � L ( x, y ) = f ( x, y, t ) d t

68 Rendering is Integration • DOF is 2D integration over lens (u, v) �� L ( x, y ) = f ( x, y, u, v ) d u d v

69 Analytical Solution Time t Pixel L ( x ) x � L ( x ) = f ( x, t )d t

70 Analytical Solution Time t Pixel L ( x ) x � L ( x ) ≈ w i f ( x, t i ) i

71 Conventional Adaptive Sampling Time t Pixel L ( x ) x � L ( x ) ≈ w i f ( x, t i ) i

72 Multidimensional Adaptive Sampling Time t Pixel L ( x ) x � L ( x ) ≈ w i f ( x, t i ) i

73 Key Features • Exploits coherency beyond the image plane • Adaptive sampling based on deterministic samples • Theory applies to various effects

Results

75 Motion Blur (3D) - Reference 512 samples 27,488 sec

76 Motion Blur (3D) - Our Method 8 samples 672.2 sec

77 Motion Blur (3D) - [Mitchell 91] 12.67 samples 676.4 sec

78 Motion Blur (3D) - Comparison Our method [Mitchell 91] 8 samples / pixel 12.67 samples / pixel 672.2 sec 676.4 sec RMS: 0.0034 RMS: 0.0099

79 Depth of Field (4D) - Reference ‏ 512 samples 11,960 sec

80 Depth of Field (4D) - Our Method 16 samples 993 sec

81 Depth of Field (4D) - [Mitchell 91] ‏ 38.25 samples 980 sec

82 Depth of Field (4D) - Comparison Our method [Mitchell 91] 16 samples / pixel 38.25 samples / pixel 993 sec 980 sec RMS: 0.132 RMS: 0.192

Sampling Density 83

84 Area Light Source (4D) Our method Mitchell Our Method Mitchell Scene Setup 1 8 Area Light Source Samples / Pixel Occluders 64 64

85 Area Light Source (4D) Our method Mitchell Metropolis Our Method Mitchell Low Discrepancy Metropolis 1 8 Samples / Pixel 64 64

86 Area Light Source (4D) Our method Mitchell Metropolis Samples / Pixel 64 Area Light Source Occluders

87 Motion Blur + DOF (5D)

88 Future Work • More higher dimensional adaptive sampling • New adaptive sampling criterion • Application to more complex light transport

89 Conclusion • Produces images with less noise by fewer samples • Adaptive sampling in multidimensional space • Reconstruction from multidimensional samples • Applicable to various rendering effects

90 Acknowledgement • NSF CPA 0701992 • UCSD FW Grid Project • NSF Research Infrastructure Grant EIA-0303622 • All UCSD graphics lab members

91 Thanks

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