yesterday i did get the natural vision evolved since it has good graphics, i tried to play but the first time i did it crashed, the second time i did it had a infinite loading screen then today i got it to work, and holy god this plays like having millions of mods the fps was threw the roof, i had the good computer tho so it was not that laggy but for people who have low end computers it will lag a lot, you can install the performance mod but the side effect is that it removes extra lighting and draw distance i did that rather then having lag, and it looks like GTA 6 graphics ray tracing and more, i made a video on rockstar editor about this mod saying it looks like graphics that could be in GTA 6 if it ever comes out, but idk how to import video files on the forums nor where to place them in which section so someone comment where i place them and how to import them in the topic creator. to get this mod you need to support razed on patreon atleast gold or platinum
NaturalVision Evolved (NVE) is the, well, natural evolution of NaturalVision Remastered, an ongoing visual overhaul project by renowned GTA 5 modder Jamal Rashid (Razed in modding circles). Making GTA 5 look closer to Southern California is the goal, and it took some on location research, including "hundreds of photos and hours upon hours of video footage" to get to this point: an early access release.
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Did you see it? The big buzzword? No, ray-tracing as we know it today is not part of the NVE overhaul. Total ray-tracing simulates natural light sources to light a scene, both on and off screen. Screen-space ray-tracing only reflects elements currently visible, or within the screen space. Full scene ray-tracing would murder GTA 5's performance. It's not a particularly well optimized game as is.
So yesterday i got natural vision evolved and it was running marvelous yesterday and into today but then all the sudden it started to stutter and stay on 13-14 fps compared to before when it was running at 45-70 fps. can anyone tell me what's wrong because it should be running well with these specs
In this paper, we quest the capability of transferring the quality of natural scene images to the images that are not acquired by optical cameras (e.g., screen content images, SCIs), rooted in the widely accepted view that the human visual system has adapted and evolved through the perception of natural environment. Here, we develop the first unsupervised domain adaptation based no reference quality assessment method for SCIs, leveraging rich subjective ratings of the natural images (NIs). In general, it is a non-trivial task to directly transfer the quality prediction model from NIs to a new type of content (i.e., SCIs) that holds dramatically different statistical characteristics. Inspired by the transferability of pair-wise relationship, the proposed quality measure operates based on the philosophy of improving the transferability and discriminability simultaneously. In particular, we introduce three types of losses which complementarily and explicitly regularize the feature space of ranking in a progressive manner. Regarding feature discriminatory capability enhancement, we propose a center based loss to rectify the classifier and improve its prediction capability not only for source domain (NI) but also the target domain (SCI). For feature discrepancy minimization, the maximum mean discrepancy (MMD) is imposed on the extracted ranking features of NIs and SCIs. Furthermore, to further enhance the feature diversity, we introduce the correlation penalization between different feature dimensions, leading to the features with lower rank and higher diversity. Experiments show that our method can achieve higher performance on different source-target settings based on a light-weight convolution neural network. The proposed method also sheds light on learning quality assessment measures for unseen application-specific content without the cumbersome and costing subjective evaluations.
Abstract: Image-based object recognition is a visual pattern recognition problem; one may characterize visual patterns as either symbolic or natural. Symbolic patterns evolved for human communication; they include but are not limited to text, forms, tables, graphics, engineering drawings etc. Symbolic patterns vary widely in terms of size, style, language, alphabet and fonts; however, literate humans can easily compensate for this variability and instantly recognize most symbolic patterns. On the other hand, natural patterns characterize images of physical structures; they often lack the intrinsic discriminability and structure of symbolic patterns, and vary widely in terms of pose, perspective, and lighting.
This New England wide vision plan for a network of greenways and green spaces is built on the continuation of a great tradition of planning in New England (see above, History of Greenways and Green Spaces). This report will show the impressive results of New England's existing green spaces and greenways and the current great planning efforts in each of the six New England states.
Prior to presenting these results, however this chapter will give the readers an overview of New England. First, the chapter will highlight the natural and cultural landscapes of New England and show how the superimposition of the two - the natural and cultural landscapes, has created a single magnificent landscape to live in and to visit as a tourist. Then this chapter will present the reasons why a New England wide greenway vision plan is both logical and useful for this region, at this time.
As the eighteenth and nineteenth century communities, farms and early industries settled onto New England's rolling hills, lake country and river valleys, a most unique and beautiful landscape resulted. Tourists have long since discovered these natural and cultural resources. As a result, the tourist industry has become the second most important industry after the health industry. Throughout New England, tourism comprises approximately twelve percent of the domestic product of New England.
The great majority of the combined natural and cultural resources of New England have not been fully used. However, good planning combined with the protection of environmentally sensitive areas can provide safe use of these great New England resources.
New England hydrology is typical coastal hydrology, consisting of smaller watersheds ranging from three to six million acres in size. Among the ten major drainage basins, the largest and longest is the Connecticut River Watershed, which is approximately six million acres and over 400 miles long. The entire New England landscape evolved during the glacial period, creating an extensive landscape dominated by glacial lakes and wetlands. This lake country covers more than half of Maine and the southern third of New Hampshire. Glacial Lakes are also common throughout the other New England states. In conclusion, the natural factors alone make New England one of the most significant recreational landscapes of the United States. Its temperate climate provides an additional variety of recreational opportunities and great diversity throughout its four seasons.
Reasons for a New England Greenway Vision Plan at This Time
There are at least three major reasons for creating this greenway vision plan at this time: to make connections among resources; to create a logical and mappable region; and because a greenway network has New England wide significance.
1.) Make Connections among Resources. The planning of greenways and green spaces evolved from the protection of recreation areas and trail segments to create larger networks. These networks make connections among the many green spaces, creating opportunities for additional recreation, nature protection, and cultural exploration. The first two international trails and greenways conferences organized by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, the first in 1998 in San Diego, California and the second in 1999 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania both had the theme "Making the Connections". This is the most appropriate thing to do in New England because it has been a leading region in greenway planning.
Vision-and-language Navigation (VLN) task requires an embodied agent to navigate to a remote location following a natural language instruction. Previous methods usually adopt a sequence model (e.g., Transformer and LSTM) as the navigator. In such a paradigm, the sequence model predicts action at each step through a maintained navigation state, which is generally represented as a one-dimensional vector. However, the crucial navigation clues (i.e., object-level environment layout) for embodied navigation task is discarded since the maintained vector is essentially unstructured. In this paper, we propose a novel Structured state-Evolution (SEvol) model to effectively maintain the environment layout clues for VLN. Specifically, we utilise the graph-based feature to represent the navigation state instead of the vector-based state. Accordingly, we devise a Reinforced Layout clues Miner (RLM) to mine and detect the most crucial layout graph for long-term navigation via a customised reinforcement learning strategy. Moreover, the Structured Evolving Module (SEM) is proposed to maintain the structured graph-based state during navigation, where the state is gradually evolved to learn the object-level spatial-temporal relationship. The experiments on the R2R and R4R datasets show that the proposed SEvol model improves VLN models' performance by large margins, e.g., +3% absolute SPL accuracy for NvEM and +8% for EnvDrop on the R2R test set. 17dc91bb1f