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We will present Intrinsic Image Diffusion #CVP2024! Material estimation is ambiguous -> we handle it with a probabilistic diffusion model. We obtain sharp albedo, roughness, and metallic maps just from a single image. By Peter Kocsis with Vincent Sitzmann.

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