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  • Compared the computational time of the new algorithm against the traditional point-based method.

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    • The proposed algorithm significantly reduces calculation time for CGHs on GPUs.
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    • Achieved shorter computation durations compared to the standard point-based method when implemented on GPUs.

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    • The developed fast calculation algorithm enhances the efficiency of point-based CGH generation for patch models.
    • This advancement is crucial for real-time 3D display applications and virtual object rendering.
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