Thibault Tricard
@thibaulttricard.bsky.social
Associate Professor in Computer Graphics in the Maverick team at LJK/Inria Grenoble.
They also tend to don’t read paper published in non us based conf, but that’s another story …
August 12, 2025 at 7:41 AM
They also tend to don’t read paper published in non us based conf, but that’s another story …
Fewer, better, with less cherry picked result, and replicable with reliable open sources code
July 8, 2025 at 6:32 AM
Fewer, better, with less cherry picked result, and replicable with reliable open sources code
So I contacted the editor that also didn't know how to contact them.
I contacted the google search support, they also don't know how to reach scholar.
I contacted the google search support, they also don't know how to reach scholar.
July 5, 2025 at 3:43 PM
So I contacted the editor that also didn't know how to contact them.
I contacted the google search support, they also don't know how to reach scholar.
I contacted the google search support, they also don't know how to reach scholar.
je mets pas tous mes œufs dans le même panier :)
June 24, 2025 at 2:24 PM
je mets pas tous mes œufs dans le même panier :)
Oui, il fallait bien une alternative au site de l'autre fou furieux
June 24, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Oui, il fallait bien une alternative au site de l'autre fou furieux
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No, fill out the linked Google form: forms.gle/3JdX3SLF46KG...
Call for SIGGRAPH Asia to relocate from Malaysia and commit to a venue selection process that safeguards on LGBTQ+ and other at-risk communities.
Fill out this form to add your name to the open letter asking SIGGRAPH leadership to relocate the 2026 SIGGRAPH Asia conference out of Malaysia. You can find the letter at this link.
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June 19, 2025 at 1:40 AM
No, fill out the linked Google form: forms.gle/3JdX3SLF46KG...
I see…
Maybe if you combine K complementary blue noise sequences and use the density field as a threshold.
It would limit the number of density level to K, moreover finding the complementary blue noise is not an easy task
Maybe if you combine K complementary blue noise sequences and use the density field as a threshold.
It would limit the number of density level to K, moreover finding the complementary blue noise is not an easy task
June 8, 2025 at 7:19 PM
I see…
Maybe if you combine K complementary blue noise sequences and use the density field as a threshold.
It would limit the number of density level to K, moreover finding the complementary blue noise is not an easy task
Maybe if you combine K complementary blue noise sequences and use the density field as a threshold.
It would limit the number of density level to K, moreover finding the complementary blue noise is not an easy task
I’m not sure there is a paper on that, but if you use a white noise distribution that follow the density field and apply a loïd relaxation on the laguere diagram created by the distribution and the density field you should converge towards something close to what you want
June 8, 2025 at 7:07 PM
I’m not sure there is a paper on that, but if you use a white noise distribution that follow the density field and apply a loïd relaxation on the laguere diagram created by the distribution and the density field you should converge towards something close to what you want
Supplemental video available here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lKA...
Real-time rendering of animated meshless representations HPG2025 -- Supplemental video
YouTube video by Thibault Tricard
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June 3, 2025 at 8:25 PM
Supplemental video available here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lKA...
I am concerned academia is still a "publish or perish" model. How will it impact our ability to get a paper accepted?
Imho, a solution would be to design a stable benching setup and change publication guidelines so that only the results obtained on that setup would be accepted
Easier said than done
Imho, a solution would be to design a stable benching setup and change publication guidelines so that only the results obtained on that setup would be accepted
Easier said than done
June 3, 2025 at 6:19 PM
I am concerned academia is still a "publish or perish" model. How will it impact our ability to get a paper accepted?
Imho, a solution would be to design a stable benching setup and change publication guidelines so that only the results obtained on that setup would be accepted
Easier said than done
Imho, a solution would be to design a stable benching setup and change publication guidelines so that only the results obtained on that setup would be accepted
Easier said than done