Description Usage Arguments Author(s) References Examples
This function will generate fractals by randomly assigning a point (i.e. a seed) within a regular n-gon. Next, a point (r) is placed at a fractional distance from a randomly assigned polygonal vertex. This process is continued i times at the user's request.
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n |
The total number of points that will be placed on the image. |
r |
The fractional distance from either the seed or prior point in which the next point in the sequence is placed. |
shape |
Defines the polygon shape (triangle, square, or pentagon). |
point |
Size of the points placed on the graph. |
c.vert |
Allows or prevents consecutive vertices in sequence to be
plotted. Defaults to |
title |
Add descriptive title to graph. Defaults to |
Brandon Monier, brandon.monier@sdstate.edu
Barnsley, Michael F. "Fractal modeling of real world images." The science of fractal images. Springer New York, 1988. 219-242.
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