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The material representation of our system stores all the lighting phenomena of a material in texture maps. Thus given two to three materials, maybe we can find a reasonable way to create a new material in between using the idea in texture synthesis as [MZD05]. Also, it would be even amazing to have a clone tool for drawing materials. On the other hand, since our material representation is an extension of the g-BRDF, we can also use it to refine the fitting results of

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