Low-Cost Rendering Strategy Trained via RL
yacineMTB · x · 2026-07-15
The author claims to have trained a control policy using a "foveation-like" trick to reduce rendering costs, with the policy being learned through RL. While the full methodology isn't detailed here, the core takeaways are: - The goal is cheaper rendering/visual processing - The policy is learned via reinforcement learning - It is inspired by how "human eyes don't see the entire scene at once, but rather sample it through a series of fixations"
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