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Context Aware, Multimodal, and Semantic Rendering Engine

Patrick Salamin

Nowadays, several techniques exist to render digital content such as graphics, audio, haptic, etc. Unfortunately, they require different faculties that cannot always be applied, e.g. providing a picture to a blind person would be useless. In this thesis, w ...

EPFL2010

Context aware, multimodal, and semantic rendering engine

Daniel Thalmann, Patrick Salamin

2009

Visualization and analysis of SPH data

Pierre Maruzewski

Advances in graphics hardware in recent years have led not only to a huge growth in the speed at which 3D data can be rendered, but also to a marked change in the way in which different data types can be displayed. In particular, point based rendering tech ...

2008

seeCell: Visualization and Tracking Dedicated to Cell Analysis

Melody Swartz, Robin Mange

This paper presents a method for the real-time tracking and rendering of dendritic cells in a stream of microscopes images, as implemented in the software seeCell (TM) developed by Visualbiotech (Mange, 2008). The main guideline is how computer graphics te ...

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Tone Mapping For High Dynamic Range Displays

Sabine Süsstrunk, Laurence Meylan

We address the problem of re-rendering images to high dynamic range (HDR) displays, which were originally tone-mapped to standard displays. As these new HDR displays have a much larger dynamic range than standard displays, an image rendered to standard mon ...

2007

Bio-inspired image enhancement for natural color images

Sabine Süsstrunk, Laurence Meylan

Capturing and rendering an image that fulfills the observer's expectations is a difficult task. This is due to the fact that the signal reaching the eye is processed by a complex mechanism before forming a percept, whereas a capturing device only retains t ...

2004

Color image enhancement using a Retinex-based adaptive filter

Sabine Süsstrunk, Laurence Meylan

We present a new adaptation of Retinex to enhance the rendering of high dynamic range digital color images. The image is processed using an adaptive Gaussian filter. The shape of the filter basis is adapted to follow the high contrasted edges of the image. ...

2004

High-Quality Isosurface Rendering with Exact Gradient

Michaël Unser, Philippe Thévenaz

We address the task of rendering by ray tracing the isosurface of a high-quality continuous spline model of volumetric discrete and regular data. By expressing the spline model as a sum of nonnegative B-splines, we are able to confine the potential locatio ...

IEEE2001

Real-time display of virtual humans: levels of details and impostors

Daniel Thalmann, Ronan Boulic, Amaury Aubel

Rendering and animating in real-time a multitude of articulated characters presents a real challenge, and few hardware systems are up to the task. Up to now, little research has been conducted to tackle the issue of real-time rendering of numerous virtual ...

IEEE2000

Lowering the cost of virtual human rendering with structured animated impostors

Daniel Thalmann, Ronan Boulic, Amaury Aubel

We present an image-based rendering technique to represent virtual humans in real-time. Though we deal only with virtual humans, the concept can be applied to any articulated character. Our technique is termed animated impostors because it extends the noti ...

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