Abstract

This paper is concerned with the modeling of engineering images by the fractal properties of 6-point binary interpolating scheme. Association between the fractal behavior of the limit curve/surface and the parameter is obtained. The relationship between the subdivision parameter and the fractal dimension of the limit fractal curve of subdivision fractal is also presented. Numerical examples and visual demonstrations show that 6-point scheme is good choice for the generation of fractals for the modeling of fractal antennas, bearings, garari’s and rock etc.

Highlights

  • Fractals are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales

  • We explore the properties of Weissman (1989) fractal subdivision scheme in different areas including engineering images

  • We conclude that 6-point scheme of Weissman can create engineering images for curves and surfaces with true fractal allotting and can provide some ways of shape control

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Introduction

Fractals are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales. Zheng et al (2007a, b) analyzed fractal properties of 4-point binary and three point ternary interpolatory subdivision schemes. Wang et al (2011) discussed the fractal properties of the generalized chaikin corner-cutting subdivision scheme with two tension parameters. They gave the fractal range of scheme on the basis of the discussion of limit points on the limit curve.

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