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Moment transparency

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We introduce moment transparency, a new solution to real-time order-independent transparency. It expands upon existing approximate transmittance function techniques by using moments to capture and reconstruct the transmittance function. Because the moment-based transmittance function can be processed analytically using standard hardware blend operations, it is efficient and overcomes limitations of previous techniques.

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      HPG '18: Proceedings of the Conference on High-Performance Graphics
      August 2018
      38 pages
      ISBN:9781450358965
      DOI:10.1145/3231578

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