10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSHOT»
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unshot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unshot and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Practical Parallel Rendering
In progressive radiosity terminology, the light sources are said to have the most
unshot radiance. For each iteration, the patch with the largest unshot radiance is
selected. This patch shoots its radiance to all other elements. The elements
which ...
Alan Chalmers, Erik Reinhard, Tim Davis, 2002
2
Radiosity and Realistic Image Synthesis
The use of the sum of the already shot radiosity and the unshot residual to be the
current answer can be explained as a hybrid of Southwell and Jacobi iteration.
This sum is exactly equivalent to the Southwell algorithm followed by one full ...
3
SOFSEM 2001: Theory and Practice of Informatics: 28th ...
The original (sequential) progressive refinement method iteratively selects a
patch with the most unshot energy (a shooter) and shoots the whole unshot
energy in the half-sphere surrounding the shooting patch. The total reflected and
unshot ...
Leszek Pacholski, Peter Ruzicka, 2001
4
Visualization and Mathematics III
In order to know how much energy remains to be shot for each patch, the PR
method uses a vector called the unshot radiosity vector. It is initialized with the
emission vector and it cumulates the energy received on each patch. At each
shooting ...
Hans-Christian Hege, Konrad Polthier, 2003
5
Finite element methods for global illumination computations
In order to combine shooting and HR, we integrate the concept of unshot
radiosity with the concept of HR. Instead of propagating the full amount of
radiosity in each iteration, we only transport the exponentially decreasing unshot
power.
6
Parallel and Distributed Computer Graphics
At the beginning of each shooting iteration, the surface Se with the largest unshot
energy is removed from the sorted list. Its residual radiosity is successively
propagated to every visible surface Sr of the scene: for each interaction between
the ...
Marta Fairén, Xavier Pueyo, 2001
7
State of the Art in Computer Graphics: Visualization and ...
Sorting by Unshot Radiosity Selecting the patch to shoot next is of great
importance. We like to achieve the maximum improvement in quality in the
minimum amount of time. Clearly, the patch with the most energy (BIA) has the
best chance of ...
David F. Rogers, Rae Earnshaw, 1991
8
Computer Graphics: Theory Into Practice
The progressive refinement process associates with each patch not only its
current radiosity value, but also the portion of that radiosity that has not yet been
shot into the scene. At the beginning, the radiosity and the unshot radiosity
values will ...
Jeffrey J. McConnell, 2006
9
Transputer Applications and Systems '94: Proceedings of the ...
AB; is the part of Bj that has not been distributed to the environment yet, called
unshot radiosity [3]. At each iteration, the patch with most unshot energy flux aBj-
Ai becomes the shooting patch that shoots its unshot energy flux. The highest ...
A. De Gloria, M. R. Jane, D. Marini, 1994
10
Graphics Gems V (IBM Version)
The estimate uses the average unshot radiosity of all patches in the scene, given
by AB^Sf^i, (1) where ABi denotes the unshot radiosity and Ai the area of patch i.
On average, without knowing where unshot radiosity will arrive, a fraction pav ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNSHOT»
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unshot is used in the context of the following news items.
Why you'll never see Philip Seymour Hoffman's greatest performance
While it is still unclear how producers will navigate around those unshot scenes, Hoffman's death is not expected to affect the release dates of either film (Part 1 ... «Quartz, Feb 14»
Danny McBride And Steve Little Describe The Unshot 'Eastbound …
Eastbound & Down star — and person you can't look at without cracking up — Danny McBride sat on Jimmy Kimmel's couch last night and regaled the host with ... «Uproxx, Oct 13»
