Fractal Dimension Calculation Using Perimeter-Area Method (Island Method)
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Perimeter-Area Method (Island Method) for fractal dimension calculation - compiled and optimized implementation with excellent performance
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The Perimeter-Area Method (Island Method) is an established technique for estimating fractal dimension by analyzing the relationship between a fractal's perimeter and area. The core algorithm involves calculating perimeter-to-area ratios at different scaling levels, where the fractal dimension D can be derived from the slope of log(P) versus log(A) plot using the relationship P ∝ A^(D/2). This implementation features optimized edge detection algorithms and efficient area calculation routines, making it suitable for both natural and artificially created fractals. The method includes functions for boundary tracing and scale-dependent measurements, allowing researchers to study fractal morphology and properties effectively. The code has been compiled and tested with various fractal patterns, demonstrating robust performance in quantifying complex geometrical structures and advancing our understanding of fractal mathematics.
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