This is the supplementary materials for the paper "Adaptive Manifolds for Real-Time High-Dimensional Filtering" Eduardo S. L. Gastal and Manuel M. Oliveira For up-to-date information refer to our Project Website: http://inf.ufrgs.br/~eslgastal/AdaptiveManifolds In the "Examples_and_Comparisons" folder you will find an "index.html" file which can be opened in any web browser. This file contains various examples illustrating some of the possible applications of our adaptive-manifold high-dimensional filter, as well as PSNR data and comparison images. Important: These materials are best viewed in a web browser that is *not* Internet Explorer (IE), since it cannot resize the images properly. Furthermore, in IE you might need to allow ActiveX content to display the images. Performance numbers can be found in the paper. A GPU performance graph and some extra mathematical derivations can be found in the supplementary PDF. Additionally, we have included in this zip file a video which helps explain the intuition behind our technique. It also shows the application of our method to filter a high-resolution 1920x1080 video at 0.007 sec per frame. === Copyright notice The original input 1080p videos shown between 5:24 and 5:51 in the "Adaptive_Manifolds.wmv" video have the following license: These video sequences are owned by NTIA/ITS, an agency of the U.S. Federal Government. They were created under Project Number 3141012-300, Video Quality Research, in 2008. These video sequences may be used for research purposes, only. You can use, copy, modify and redistribute them upon your acceptance of these terms and conditions and upon your express agreement to provide appropriate acknowledgments of NTIA/ITS's ownership of the video sequences by keeping this text present with any copied or derived works. Video Standard: 1080p 30fps Camera specs: Panasonic AJ-HDX-900, saved to DVCPro tape. Video standard: Native Editing: 19 second clips, intended to remove first 2-sec and final 2-sec. Scenes: Aspen RedKayak