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This paper introduces IDT, a novel feed-forward transformer-based framework for multi-view intrinsic image decomposition. It addresses the challenge of view inconsistency in existing methods by jointly reasoning over multiple input images. The use of a physically grounded image formation model, decomposing images into diffuse reflectance, diffuse shading, and specular shading, is a key contribution, enabling interpretable and controllable decomposition. The focus on multi-view consistency and the structured factorization of light transport are significant advancements in the field.
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IDT produces view-consistent intrinsic factors in a single forward pass, without iterative generative sampling.

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The article highlights a specific application of machine learning in cartography. The use of 'Swiss-Style Relief Shading' suggests a focus on a particular aesthetic and potentially a high level of detail. The mention of Hacker News as the source indicates the target audience is likely technically inclined and interested in innovation.
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