A comprehensive evaluation of polygon-based hologram algorithms

Polygon-based computer-generated holography algorithms can achieve high realism at low computational cost. Many recent contributions improve the hologram generation efficiency and solve many issues of 3D realistic rendering. This manuscript provides a comprehensive evaluation of their performance and potential through a detailed classification and comparison. Although the numerical-based algorithms using spectral interpolation offer greater flexibility in achieving realistic 3D displays, further phase-optimization algorithms are needed to render 3D reconstructions with higher definition, reduced noise, and faster updates.

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2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3036200
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Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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Abstract

Polygon-based computer-generated holography algorithms can achieve high realism at low computational cost. Many recent contributions improve the hologram generation efficiency and solve many issues of 3D realistic rendering. This manuscript provides a comprehensive evaluation of their performance and potential through a detailed classification and comparison. Although the numerical-based algorithms using spectral interpolation offer greater flexibility in achieving realistic 3D displays, further phase-optimization algorithms are needed to render 3D reconstructions with higher definition, reduced noise, and faster updates.

Kunming University of Science and Technology (CN), Vrije Universiteit Brussel (BE), Chiba University (JP), Central Scientific Instruments Organisation (IN), IMEC (BE), Virginia Tech (US)
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