computer graphics

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Computer graphics is the field of computer science focused on generating, manipulating, and displaying visual content such as images, animations, and 3D scenes using computational techniques.

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computer graphics canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic discipline ⓘ
field of study ⓘ
subfield of computer science ⓘ
applicationArea augmented reality systems ⓘ
computer-aided design ⓘ
education ⓘ
film production ⓘ
medical imaging ⓘ
simulation ⓘ
user interfaces ⓘ
video games ⓘ
virtual reality systems ⓘ
visual effects ⓘ
dealsWith 3D scenes ⓘ
animations ⓘ
images ⓘ
fieldOf computer science ⓘ
focusesOn display of visual content ⓘ
generation of visual content ⓘ
manipulation of visual content ⓘ
goal efficient image synthesis ⓘ
interactive visual experiences ⓘ
realistic image synthesis ⓘ
historicalDevelopment emerged in the 1960s ⓘ
includesSubfield 2D computer graphics ⓘ
3D computer graphics ⓘ
GPU programming ⓘ
animation ⓘ
augmented reality ⓘ
character animation ⓘ
computer animation ⓘ
geometric modeling ⓘ
global illumination ⓘ
image processing ⓘ
image-based rendering ⓘ
information visualization ⓘ
non-photorealistic rendering ⓘ
physically based rendering ⓘ
procedural modeling ⓘ
real-time rendering ⓘ
rendering ⓘ
scientific visualization ⓘ
virtual reality ⓘ
visualization ⓘ
keyConcept anti-aliasing ⓘ
clipping ⓘ
color models ⓘ
hidden surface removal ⓘ
lighting models ⓘ
polygon meshes ⓘ
raster graphics ⓘ
rasterization ⓘ
ray tracing ⓘ
shading ⓘ
texture mapping ⓘ
transformation matrices ⓘ
vector graphics ⓘ
relatedTo computer vision ⓘ
digital imaging ⓘ
human–computer interaction ⓘ
multimedia ⓘ
requires graphics hardware ⓘ
graphics processing units ⓘ
standardizedBy Direct3D ⓘ
OpenGL ⓘ
Vulkan ⓘ
uses algorithms ⓘ
computational techniques ⓘ
geometry ⓘ
linear algebra ⓘ
mathematics ⓘ
numerical methods ⓘ

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Cartesian coordinate system → usedIn → computer graphics ⓘ