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Cool. Could it be also used on video without flickering ?
by ttoinou 9y ago
Cool. Could it be also used on video without flickering ?
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- ssarcandy 9y agoWith GPU, I think it is possible
- mrob 9y agoI don't see how GPUs are relevant. The question wasn't about real time video, but video without flickering. I don't have the domain knowledge to answer confidently, but the algorithm was designed to be noise-tolerant. From my own amateur-level reading of the paper I see no reason why it shouldn't work well with video.
- toxicFork 9y agodo you mean specifically preserving continuity from one frame to the next?
- vortico 9y agoNo, I don't see any reason that this would avoid flickering. The method is chaotic and processes a 2D image, not a 3D image-time volume.