Signal and image analysis using chaos theory and fractal geometry
Włodzimierz Klonowski · 2000
. Fractal geometry has proven to be a useful tool in quantifying the structure of a wide range of idealized and naturally occurring objects, from pure mathematics, through physics and chemistry, to biology and medicine. In the past few years fractal analysis techniques have gained increasing attention in signal and image processing, especially in medical sciences, e.g. in pathology, neuropsychiatry, cardiology. This article intends to describe fractal techniques and its applications. We concentrate on applications of chaos theory and fractal geometry in biosignal and biomedical image analysis.