Accelerating Denoising at the Speed of Light

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Introduction

In computer graphics, real-time ray tracing has become widely adopted for generating high-quality visuals in applications like gaming and interactive simulations. A significant challenge in ray tracing is that using a low number of samples per pixel often results in noisy images, limiting their practical use. Achieving high-quality images typically requires ray tracing with a large number of samples per pixel, which demands substantial computational power and makes real-time generation difficult. Consequently, there is a growing need for effective noise reduction techniques for images rendered with fewer samples per pixel. Efficient denoising can produce high-quality images that preserve scene realism while optimizing computational resources.

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