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From: Slime
Date: 11 Apr 2002 17:55:41
Message: <3cb6065d$1@news.povray.org>
> It's not that hopeless, you could store all function values evaluated and
> use them later for new rays, together with the known max_gradient you can
> reduce the number of necessary new function evaluations this way, but you
> would have to design efficient methods and data structures for accessing
> the stored values and the memory requirements can be enormous.

True.

Chances are, unfortunately, that using these remembered sample points would
only make the render time longer.

- Slime
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