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mandelbrot: Mandelbrot convergence counts

Description

Mandelbrot convergence counts

Usage

mandelbrot(...)

# S3 method for matrix mandelbrot(Z, maxIter = 200L, tau = 2, ...)

# S3 method for numeric mandelbrot( xmid = -0.75, ymid = 0, side = 3, resolution = 400L, maxIter = 200L, tau = 2, ... )

Value

Returns an integer matrix (of class Mandelbrot) with non-negative counts.

Arguments

Z

A complex matrix for which convergence counts should be calculated.

maxIter

Maximum number of iterations per bin.

tau

A threshold; the radius when calling divergence (Mod(z) > tau).

xmid, ymid, side, resolution

Alternative specification of the complex plane Z, where mean(Re(Z)) == xmid, mean(Im(Z)) == ymid, diff(range(Re(Z))) == side, diff(range(Im(Z))) == side, and dim(Z) == c(resolution, resolution).

Author

The internal Mandelbrot algorithm was inspired by and adopted from similar GPL code of Martin Maechler available from ftp://stat.ethz.ch/U/maechler/R/ on 2005-02-18 (sic!).

Examples

Run this code
counts <- mandelbrot(xmid = -0.75, ymid = 0, side = 3)
str(counts)
if (FALSE) {
plot(counts)
}

if (FALSE) {
demo("mandelbrot", package = "future", ask = FALSE)
}

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