Deep image-based Adaptive BRDF Measure
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Abstract (arXiv)
Efficient and accurate measurement of the bi-directional reflectance distribution function (BRDF) plays a key role in high quality image rendering and physically accurate sensor simulation. However, obtaining the reflectance properties of a material is both time-consuming and challenging. This paper presents a novel method for minimizing the number of samples required for high quality BRDF capture using a gonio-reflectometer setup. Taking an image of the physical material sample as input a lightweight neural network first estimates the parameters of an analytic BRDF model, and the distribution of the sample locations. In a second step we use an image based loss to find the number of samples required to meet the accuracy required. This approach significantly accelerates the measurement process while maintaining a high level of accuracy and fidelity in the BRDF representation.
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- 2019Flexible SVBRDF Capture with a Multi-Image Deep Networkcited by 50
- 2022Learning to Learn and Sample BRDFscited by 9
- 2024FROST-BRDF: A Fast and Robust Optimal Sampling Technique for BRDF Acquisitioncited by 3
- 2022BSDF Importance Baking: A Lightweight Neural Solution to Importance Sampling General Parametric BSDFscited by 1
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