Computer Science
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New method accurately measures complexity of natural shapes.

Cambridge University Press eBooks
Box-counting dimension
James C. Robinson

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The article discusses the concept of box-counting dimension. It explores a method to measure the complexity of shapes by counting the number of boxes needed to cover them. The researchers found that this method can help quantify the roughness or irregularity of objects, such as coastlines or fractals. This approach provides a way to analyze and compare the intricate structures found in nature and mathematics.