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Authors: De Santis, A.* 
Fedi, M.* 
Quarta, T.* 
Title: A revisitation of the triangular prism surface area method for estimating the fractal dimension of fractal surfaces
Issue Date: Aug-1997
Series/Report no.: 4/40 (1997)
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2122/1580
Keywords: Fractal dimension
self-affinity
self-similarity
triangulation
Subject Classification05. General::05.06. Methods::05.06.99. General or miscellaneous 
Abstract: Fractal dimension is widely used to give a measure of variability and roughness of curves, signals, objects, sta- tistical distributions, and so on, We found that an often used method, the so-called triangular prism surface- area method, for estimating the tractal dimension of fractal surfaces possesses some intrinsic mistake., in appli- cation. This note describes the misintel"pretation and suggests the proper application, that we calI Revised Tri- angular Prism Method (RTPM). To show its feasibility we apply RTPM to some synthetic Euclidean and frac- tal surfaces of known dimension.
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