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Your query returned 11 results.

Result #1 of 11.
An incremental rendering VM
Georg Haaser, Harald Steinlechner, Stefan Maierhofer, Robert F. Tobler
Proceedings of the 7th Conference on High-Performance Graphics, 2015, pp. 51--60.
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Result #2 of 11.
Real-time rendering of glossy materials with regular sampling
Christian Luksch, Robert F. Tobler, Thomas Mühlbacher, Michael Schwärzler, Michael Wimmer
In The Visual Computer, 30(6-8), June 2014.
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Result #3 of 11.
Lazy Incremental Computation for Efficient Scene Graph Rendering
Michael Wörister, Harald Steinlechner, Stefan Maierhofer, Robert F. Tobler
High-Performance Graphics, 2013, pp. 53--62.
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Result #4 of 11.
Fast light-map computation with virtual polygon lights
Christian Luksch, Robert F. Tobler, Ralf Habel, Michael Schwärzler, Michael Wimmer
Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics and Games, March 2013, pp. 87--94.
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Result #5 of 11.
Separating semantics from rendering: a scene graph based architecture for graphics applications
Robert F. Tobler
In The Visual Computer, 27(6-8), June 2011.
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Result #6 of 11.
An Analytical Model for Skylight Polarisation
Alexander Wilkie, C. Ulbricht, Robert F. Tobler, G. Zotti, Werner Purgathofer
, June 2004, pp. 387--398.
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Result #7 of 11.
Combined Rendering of Polarization and Fluorescence Effects
Alexander Wilkie, Robert F. Tobler, Werner Purgathofer
, June 2001, pp. 197--204.
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Result #8 of 11.
Real-Time Occlusion Culling with a Lazy Occlusion Grid
Heinrich Hey, Robert F. Tobler, Werner Purgathofer
, June 2001, pp. 217--222.
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Result #9 of 11.
Fast Projected Area Computation for Three-Dimensional Bounding Boxes
Dieter Schmalsteig, Robert F. Tobler
In Journal of Graphics Tools, 4(2), 1999.
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Result #10 of 11.
A new Form Factor Analogy and its Application to Stochastic Global Illumination Algorithms
Robert F. Tobler, László Neumann, Mateu Sbert, Werner Purgathofer
Eurographics Rendering Workshop, June 1998, pp. 35--44.
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