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# chaos-game
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Javascript implementation of chaos game - used for plotting fractals
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A Javascript web app that allows you to test the "Chaos game" algorithm that consists in a few steps :
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1. take a n-vertices polygon (in the app, there is only regular polygons, but it is possible to use scalenous ones);
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2. choose a random point (out or inside the polygon);
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3. choose a random vertex;
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4. take the middle of the segment vertex-point (other factors can also be used);
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5. go to step 2. using the middle point.
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This game was created by Michael Barnsley and was described in his book _Fractals everywhere_ in 1993. When using a triangle and a factor 1/2, you get the Sierpinski's triangle. Other fractal forms can also be plotted using other settings. Most common settings are present in the "Presets" section in the app.
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[More on Michael Barnsley](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Barnsley)
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[More on Chaos game](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_game)
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[See the app](http://matteo78.github.io/chaos-game)
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