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the Maple Leaf Fractal

the Maple Leaf Fractal. Christina Vo EPS 109 Fall 2013. Background & Methods. Example of a iterated function system (IFS) , a method developed by Michael Barnsley Self-similar

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the Maple Leaf Fractal

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  1. the Maple Leaf Fractal Christina Vo EPS 109 Fall 2013

  2. Background & Methods • Example of a iterated function system (IFS) , a method developed by Michael Barnsley • Self-similar • Generated with repeated linear transformations of a point on a plane called affine transformations using the formula where a-f are “IFS code” coefficients with an assigned probability factor p • Starts with initial point (x1 = 0, y1 = 0) written as a vector and then new points are iteratively computed by randomly applying one of the following four affine transformations

  3. Run my code with: maple_leaf.m

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