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Happened to stumble upon the same mvm lobby as him. Managed to arrive in time to see them exclaim "It's munching time" and then proceed to munch all of the batteries off of the clueless incoming robots with their bare hands. I was horrified and stunned of the following blood bath as I was strangely curious of it, unable to take my eyes off of it. It's an experience that will be impossible to clear off of my mind, yet I will proudly recall it on future times as a humbling memory.

Thank you, Battery Muncher. You've changed me. Here's Brian Griffin Ascii art in exchange.
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Abstract

In this work we present new weighting functions for the anisotropic Kuwahara filter. The anisotropic Kuwahara filter is an edge-preserving filter that is especially useful for creating stylized abstractions from images or videos. It is based on a generalization of the Kuwahara filter that is adapted to the local shape of features. For the smoothing process, the anisotropic Kuwahara filter uses weighting functions that use convolution in their definition. For an efficient implementation, these weighting functions are usually sampled into a texture map. By contrast, our new weighting functions do not require convolution and can be efficiently computed directly during the filtering in real-time. We show that our approach creates output of similar quality as the original anisotropic Kuwahara filter and present an evaluation scheme to compute the new weighting functions efficiently by using rotational symmetries.

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