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Automatic Feature Selection for Denoising Volumetric Renderings

Automatic Feature Selection for Denoising Volumetric Renderings

by Sarah Frigg | Sep 19, 2022 | Rendering, Video Processing, Visual Computing

Automatic Feature Selection for Denoising Volumetric Renderings   We propose a method for constructing feature sets that significantly improve the quality of neural denoisers for Monte Carlo renderings with volumetric content. April 7, 2022Eurographics Symposium on...
Facial Animation with Disentangled Identity and Motion using Transformers

Facial Animation with Disentangled Identity and Motion using Transformers

by Sarah Frigg | Sep 13, 2022 | Capture, Machine Learning, VFX

Facial Animation with Disentangled Identity and Motion using Transformers   We propose a 3D+time framework for modeling dynamic sequences of 3D facial shapes, representing realistic non-rigid motion during a performance.  September 13, 2022ACM/Eurographics Symposium...
Training a Deep Remastering Model

Training a Deep Remastering Model

by Sarah Frigg | Jul 25, 2022 | Capture, Machine Learning, VFX

Training a Deep Remastering Model   We present a deep learning solution to bring the NTSC version to the new scan quality levels, which would be otherwise impossible with existing tools. July 24, 2022ACM SIGGRAPH 2022   Authors Abdelaziz Djelouah...
Local Anatomically-Constrained Facial Performance Retargeting

Local Anatomically-Constrained Facial Performance Retargeting

by Sarah Frigg | Jul 24, 2022 | Capture, Machine Learning, VFX

Local Anatomically – Constrained Facial Performance Retargeting   We present a new method for high-fidelity offline facial performance retargeting that is neither expensive nor artifact-prone. July 24, 2022ACM SIGGRAPH 2022   Authors Prashanth Chandran...
MoRF: Morphable Radiance Fields for Multiview Neural Head Modeling

MoRF: Morphable Radiance Fields for Multiview Neural Head Modeling

by Sarah Frigg | Jul 24, 2022 | Capture, Machine Learning, VFX

MoRF: Morphable Radiance Fields for Multiview Neural Head Modeling   We demonstrate how MoRF is a strong new step towards 3D morphable neural head modeling. July 24, 2022ACM SIGGRAPH 2022   Authors Daoye Wang (ETH Zürich) Prashanth Chandran...
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