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+ + + + ++ We present an approach to accelerate Neural Field training by efficiently selecting sampling locations. + While Neural Fields have recently become popular, it is often trained by uniformly sampling the training domain, or through handcrafted heuristics. + We show that improved convergence and final training quality can be achieved by a soft mining technique based on importance sampling: rather than either considering or ignoring a pixel completely, we weigh the corresponding loss by a scalar. + To implement our idea we use Langevin Monte-Carlo sampling. + We show that by doing so, regions with higher error are being selected more frequently, leading to more than 2x improvement in convergence speed. +
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