Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Using perception in the context of rendering is a wide spread field. It can be used to speed up calculations or create more detailed images by refining important areas. Saliency, as a perception based method, can identify regions of interest, which should contain more detail. But currently no complete mapping of the 2D operators to an 3D equivalent has been defined.  propose a Bidirectional Saliency ight Distribution Function (in short BSWDF). Using this function to evaluate a surface element the local saliency value can be obtained. The global value can be retrieved by using a splatting algorithm, which combines the individual features based on the distance of the object. As most objects do not change during rendering, e.g. by deformation, a preprocess can create a lookup cache for these values.
['Daniel Schiffner', 'Detlef Krömker']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Three Dimensional Saliency Calculation Using Splatting
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