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Yes, I think you could call it a fractal. The Wikipedia page linked to from the article says that this technique is also called a "random midpoint displacement
by DougBTX 10y ago
Yes, I think you could call it a fractal. The Wikipedia page linked to from the article says that this technique is also called a "random midpoint displacement fractal".
- DanBC 10y agoMidpoint displacement is mentioned in The Science of Fractal Images (and the Beauty of Fractal Images), and also in Mandelbrot's book Fractal Geometry of Nature. From a phone, sorry about upside down: http://m.imgur.com/JGCpnIu http://m.imgur.com/JGCpnIu A snippet from "Science of Fractal Images"