Hierarchical replacement method for (t, s) sequences
An image rendering and computer technology, applied in 3D image processing, 2D image generation, image data processing, etc., can solve the problems of unsuitable sampling point rendering tasks and inability to use asymptotic rendering
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[0037] The present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the examples.
[0038] Table 1 lists an example of C++ code for calculating the binary Niederreiter sequence:
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[0042] In the code shown in Table 1, the maximum precision is set to 32 bits. The reason for setting a maximum precision is that in numerical calculations, it is neither possible nor necessary to perform calculations with infinite precision.
[0043] In the code shown in Table 1, the maximum dimension is set to 12 dimensions. The effect of setting the maximum dimension is that, on the one hand, the data of the generation matrix needed to calculate the (t, s) sequence needs to be stored in a computer-readable medium in advance, and it is impossible for any device in reality to store an infinite number of On the other hand, although the quality of quasi-random numbers is better than that of random numbers, as the dimension increases, the qualit...
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