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Fixes RTKConsortium#888. The total variation denoise sequence filter reused the paste output as the destination for every frame following the first. On the ROOSTER main loop iterations, that accumulator could alias the fed-back CG volume through the CUDA buffer pool, so downstream spatial TV zeroed every frame but the first. Accumulate all frames in place into a single, freshly allocated destination buffer, which can never alias an upstream buffer.
The test check for black frames with --cudacg and spatial TV
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rtk::TotalVariationDenoiseSequenceImageFilter is not InPlace. Maybe setting the PasteImageFilter to InPlaceOff would have solved the issue more clearly?
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Fixes #888 .
The total variation denoise sequence filter reused the paste output as the
destination for every frame following the first. On the ROOSTER main loop
iterations, that accumulator could alias the fed-back CG volume through the
CUDA buffer pool, so downstream spatial TV zeroed every frame but the first.
Accumulate all frames in place into a single, freshly allocated destination
buffer, which can never alias an upstream buffer.