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So if I understand right, for the real-time version rather than querying the NeRF to compute the frame pixels on the fly, they instead use the NeRF to pre-gener
by arduinomancer 6y ago
So if I understand right, for the real-time version rather than querying the NeRF to compute the frame pixels on the fly, they instead use the NeRF to pre-generate 3D Voxel data representing the scene which can then be rendered in real time using more traditional voxel rendering?
- phire 6y agoYes and No. This preserves the exact lighting equation that the NeRF learned, while traditional voxel rendering is limited to traditional lighting equations. You would have a hard time voxelizing a NeRF, because you can't extract a traditional lighting equation out of it.
- pmayrgundter 6y agoI think this is sensitive to Hinton's work on capsules, which I believe is a more reprojectible primitive. Maybe you can coax a voxel