Fractpy

Fractpy is a Python library designed for the generation and analysis of fractal patterns. It aims to provide users with a simple yet powerful interface to explore the complex and often beautiful world of fractals. The library offers a range of algorithms for creating various types of fractals, including the Mandelbrot set, Julia sets, and L-systems.

Users can customize parameters such as iteration depth, resolution, and color schemes to generate unique visual representations. Fractpy also includes tools for basic analysis, such as calculating fractal dimensions for generated patterns. This functionality allows for a deeper understanding of the self-similar properties characteristic of fractals.

The library is built with Python's scientific computing ecosystem in mind, leveraging libraries like NumPy for efficient numerical operations and Matplotlib for visualization. This integration makes it accessible to researchers, artists, and hobbyists interested in fractal geometry. Fractpy is available as an open-source project, encouraging community contributions and further development. Its modular design allows for the potential addition of new fractal generation methods and analytical tools in the future. The primary goal is to democratize access to fractal generation and exploration.