Publication

Monte Carlo Estimators for Differential Light Transport

Wenzel Alban Jakob, Tizian Lucien Zeltner, Sébastien Nicolas Speierer
2021
Journal Articles

Abstract

Physically based differentiable rendering algorithms propagate derivatives through realistic light transport simulations and have applications in diverse areas including inverse reconstruction and machine learning. Recent progress has led to unbiased methods that can simultaneously compute derivatives with respect to millions of parameters. At the same time, elementary properties of these methods remain poorly understood.

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