These figures can be obtained by the diamond-square algorithm or the Hutchinson operator.
These figures can be obtained by the diamond-square algorithm or the Hutchinson operator. One of the escape-time types of these figures is named after a burning ship, and one of the random types is created by a self-avoiding walk. Strange attractors named for Henon and Lorenz are examples of these figures, which have a Hausdorff dimension larger than their topological dimension. The author of How Long Is the Coast of Britain? coined the term for these figures. FTP name these self-similar figures exemplified by the Koch snowflake and Sierpinski triangle.
These figures can be obtained by the diamond-square algorithm or the Hutchinson operator.
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