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Maybe we can improve our predictions by applying a post-processing. Once all values for a mesh are know, some smoothing could actually be beneficial.
This would require the ability to perform smoothing of per-vertex data on the meshes, which may be slow in Python. But we could call into C++ for that, like in the haze package for R.
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Maybe we can improve our predictions by applying a post-processing. Once all values for a mesh are know, some smoothing could actually be beneficial.
This would require the ability to perform smoothing of per-vertex data on the meshes, which may be slow in Python. But we could call into C++ for that, like in the haze package for R.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: