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Internship Report: Hangqian Li

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This lecture presents the internship report of EPFL Digital Humanities Master student Hangqian Li at Tencent Al lab. The slides cover Li's work tasks, including using a multi-camera system for 3D avatar reconstruction, researching neural radiance field for dynamic virtual human reconstruction, and realtime rendering of dynamic avatars. Li also shares the technical skills sharpened during the internship, such as Linux, docker, python, and C++, as well as learning new neural rendering techniques different from traditional computer graphics.

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