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MATERIAL APPEARANCE MODELING: A DATA COHERENT APPROACH

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This book presents a general framework based on the inherent coherency in the appearance data of materials to make image-based appearance modeling more tractable. We observe that this coherence manifests itself as low-dimensional structure in the appearance data, and by identifying this structure we can take advantage of it to simplify the major processes in the appearance modeling pipeline. This framework consists of two key components, namely the coherence structure and the accompanying reconstruction method to fully recover the low-dimensional appearance data from sparse measurements. Our investigation of appearance coherency has led to three major forms of low-dimensional coherence structure and three types of coherency-based reconstruction upon which our framework is built. This coherence-based approach can be comprehensively applied to all the major elements of image-based appearance modeling, from data acquisition of real material samples to user-assisted modeling from a photograph, from synthesis of volumes to editing of material properties, and from efficient rendering algorithms to physical fabrication of objects. In this book we present several techniques built on this coherency framework to handle various appearance modeling tasks both for surface reflections and subsurface scattering, the two primary physical components that generate material appearance. We believe that coherency-based appearance modeling will make it easier and more feasible for practitioners to bring computer graphics imagery to life.

Material Appearance Modeling: A Data-Coherent Approach

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Preface.
Contents.
1: Introduction.
2: Acquisition and Modeling of Opaque Surfaces.
3: Surface Reflectance Overview.
4: Efficient SVBRDF Acquisition with Manifold Bootstrapping.
5: Interactive SVBRDF Modeling from a Single Image.
6: Modeling and Rendering of Subsurface Light Transport.
7: Overview of Subsurface Light Transport.
8: Modeling Subsurface Light Transport with the Kernel Nystr&#x00F6;m Method.
9: Modeling and Rendering Subsurface Scattering Using Diffusion Equations.
10: Modeling Textured Translucent Materials with Lazy Solid Texture Synthesis.
11: Material Fabrication.
12: Overview of Material Fabrication.
13: Fabricating Spatially-Varying Subsurface Scattering.
14: Conclusion.
Erratum.

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