| title | EuCAP 2025 - Comparing Differentiable and Dynamic Ray Tracing: Introducing the Multipath Lifetime Map | ||||||
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| website | https://differt.rtfd.io/eucap2025/notebooks/multipath.html | ||||||
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| description | EuCAP 2025 presentation slides and code. |
At EuCAP 2025, I presented our paper Comparing Differentiable and Dynamic Ray Tracing: Introducing the Multipath Lifetime Map {% cite Eert2504:Comparing %}. This work is the result of a collaboration with Professors Vittorio Degli-Esposti and Enrico Maria Vitucci's laboratory from University of Bologna, where I worked for 4 months in late 2024. In this work, we investigate review the Dynamic and Differentiable Ray Tracing techniques, methods that are rarily compared and often confused. Then, we study the limits of the extrapolation methodology on which Dynamic Ray Tracing relies, and provide a novel visual tool to better study those limits: the Multipath Lifetime Map.
Finally, an interactive tutorial is available to guide the readers through the implementation of our presented tool and metrics.
{% include slides.html url="/assets/slides/2025-04-01-eucap-presentation.html" %}
If you prefer, PowerPoint and PDF versions are also available.
{% bibliography --cited %}
Available on GitHub:
_slides/2025-04-01-eucap-presentation/main.py{: .filepath}.