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What problem does "temporal anti-aliasing" (TAA) try to solve, and how does it generally work?
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The correct answer is D) It reduces aliasing and flicker by accumulating and blending samples from previous frames, using motion vectors to reproject and align them over time
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Correct Answer
It reduces aliasing and flicker by accumulating and blending samples from previous frames, using motion vectors to reproject and align them over time
Explanation
TAA combines current-frame samples with reprojected data from previous frames — using motion vectors to account for movement — effectively boosting the sample count over time to reduce aliasing and shimmering at low per-frame cost.
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