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Fractal dimension

Phlip no at spam.com
Thu Sep 28 23:49:02 EDT 2000 
<mykbourassa at home.com> wrote in message news:39D40598.3D5942F4 at home.com...
> You're right, I should state the question more clearly.  So:
>
> a) I have data sets representing distributions of points in 2 and 3 D
space.
> They are not necessarily part of a curve or time series.
> b) I want to find the fractal (Hausdorf) dimension of the data after it
has been
> mapped to a unit cube.
> c)  I'm familiar with the algorithms for calculating the fractal
dimension.  I'm
> just wondering if a competent programmer (i.e. not me :-) has done it in
> Python.  A routine in Matlab would also be good but I have a query out in
that
> news group.
>
> Thanks for the tip to Fractint.  Unfortunately, it seems to be oriented
towards
> generating fractals which isn't quite what I'm looking for.  Cheers.

>sigh<

Please underline the part of your question that asks about the Python
language.

For further help, read my post again, particularily part A.

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