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Expand Up @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ As a quick refresher, these examples implement a 2D Gaussian splatting algorithm

The Python script (`main.py`) driving this process is nearly identical between the two examples, with one key difference: the `balloted-splatting` example uses SlangPy's ability to set a specific call group shape to explicitly match the wavefront size. For example, when kicking off the backward propagation of our loss calculation, we now call

```
```python
module.perPixelLoss.call_group_shape(Shape((WORKGROUP_X, WORKGROUP_Y))).bwds(per_pixel_loss, dispatch_ids, blobs, input_image)
```

Expand All @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ The `balloted-splatting` example presents a more sophisticated and often more pe

You can see this in action in the new `cullAndApplyBlobs` function, which effectively replaces the `coarseRasterize`, `padBuffer`, `bitonicSort`, and `fineRasterize` sequence from the previous example.

```slang
```hlsl
/*
* cullAndApplyBlobs finds blobs which intersect the current tile and evaluates them in a single pass using
* wave intrinsics.
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