Gradient based Volume Visual Attention Maps in Ray Casting Rendering
Abstract
This paper presents a method to naturally enhance spatial regions in ray casting volume rendering using a spatial importance measure inferred from the user’s visual attention focus. This work presents three improvements over a former work of the author on Volume Visual Attention Maps in Ray-Casting rendering. These contributions are: a more accurate and realistic volume visual attention map definition, a watershed pre-segmentation guided visualization enhancement and the use of a generic two-dimensional transfer functions combined with the importance measure as opposed to the one-dimensional functions used in the previous work.
BIB_text
author = {Andoni Beristain, Luis Kabongo, Sabarinath Rajasekharan},
title = {Gradient based Volume Visual Attention Maps in Ray Casting Rendering},
keywds = {
volume rendering, eye-gaze, eye-tracking, interaction, ray-casting
}
abstract = {
This paper presents a method to naturally enhance spatial regions in ray casting volume rendering using a spatial importance measure inferred from the user’s visual attention focus. This work presents three improvements over a former work of the author on Volume Visual Attention Maps in Ray-Casting rendering. These contributions are: a more accurate and realistic volume visual attention map definition, a watershed pre-segmentation guided visualization enhancement and the use of a generic two-dimensional transfer functions combined with the importance measure as opposed to the one-dimensional functions used in the previous work.
}
date = {2013-02-20},
year = {2013},
}
