Fractal dimensions of DLA clusters using cumulative Randićindices

Chaos theory in chemistry and chemometrics: a review

“…Figure 3. The partitioning of a strange attractor using a grid of cell size i, as seen in Figure 1 of Reference [31]. (Copyright # 1984.…”

“…For example, Sandau [30], in 1996, put forth an alternate box-counting methodology which does not rely on the aforementioned linear regression to be used in cases where the self-similarity of a shape is insufficiently represented or maintained due to uncooperative experimental parameters. The year 1996 also saw a publication by Jiang et al [31] which put forth a technique by which to calculate fractal dimensions using another topography-based measurement, Randić indices.…”