visibility determination in beam tracing with application to real-time sound simulation
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Abstract
The work presents some aspects of beam tracing technique used in sound simulation. Adaptive Frustum algorithm, which was designed for detecting obstacles via beam subdivision was reviewed from efficiency point of view as well asfor its accuracy. Some possible improvements are suggested, however, they donot fully solve the problems of using this algorithm in real-time applications.Improved algorithm implementation was tested on five scenes with differentcharacteristics and varying complexity.
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| Authors | ;Szymon Piotr Pałka;Barbara Głut;Bartosz Ziółko |
| Journal | journal of infection |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.7494/csci.2014.15.2.197
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