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arXiv Computer Vision By Yuqiao Xia, Yuchen Deng, Ziheng Chang, Bingyao Huang

SREdit: Scene Response Guided Appearance Editing for Projection Mapping

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SREdit is a response‑guided framework that improves projection‑based appearance editing by estimating a scene response map from a reconstructed scene. This map indicates how strongly projected illumination can affect different surface regions, allowing the system to adapt editing strength across the object while preserving registration with the fixed physical surface. Experiments with two pretrained image editors show that SREdit enhances projected appearance quality and reproduction fidelity, adding less than one second per image with negligible VRAM overhead, and participants consistently preferred its results in a user study.

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