2021
DOI: 10.1134/s1995080221020025
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On the Number of Empty Cells in a Non-Homogeneous Allocation Scheme

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“…We cover the study area with boxes of different scales, that is, we measure the two-dimensional and three-dimensional airspace with boxes or cuboids of different scales, or rectangles or cuboids of different scales and sizes, and count the number of scales covering the whole space, that is, the corresponding measure, which is called the number of nonempty boxes [14]. In one calculation, the scale of different scales should be kept constant; that is, the lengthwidth ratio should remain unchanged in the two-dimensional case and the length width height ratio should remain unchanged in the three-dimensional case.…”
Section: Principle Of 3d Box Dimension Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We cover the study area with boxes of different scales, that is, we measure the two-dimensional and three-dimensional airspace with boxes or cuboids of different scales, or rectangles or cuboids of different scales and sizes, and count the number of scales covering the whole space, that is, the corresponding measure, which is called the number of nonempty boxes [14]. In one calculation, the scale of different scales should be kept constant; that is, the lengthwidth ratio should remain unchanged in the two-dimensional case and the length width height ratio should remain unchanged in the three-dimensional case.…”
Section: Principle Of 3d Box Dimension Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%