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Antialiasing is a technique used in computer graphics to reduce the appearance of jagged edges, known as "jaggies," on rendered images. When a smooth line or curve is displayed on a rasterized display, it must be represented by a grid of discrete pixels. This approximation can lead to stair-step patterns along the edges of objects. Antialiasing works by blending the color of these edge pixels with the colors of neighboring pixels, creating a smoother visual transition.
There are several common methods for implementing antialiasing. One of the simplest is supersampling, where the
More advanced techniques include temporal antialiasing (TAA), which uses information from previous frames to smooth out