BENOIT™ is a fractal analysis software for Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP that enables you to measure the fractal dimension and/or hurst exponent of your data sets using your choice of method(s) for analysis of self-similar patterns and self-affine traces. A white noise filter (Fourier or Wavelet) and self-affine trace generator are two additional features in the computer program. Users interested in information about fractals and the methods can refer to detailed help files. BENOIT™ is a great resource for learning about fractal methods and an analysis tool for researchers, and students who analyze data in economics, earth sciences, physics, chemistry, biology, and other disciplines.

BENOIT™ is successfully used by research professionals from around the world. More than 300 universities worldwide use BENOIT as a standard tool for their fractal analysis needs.


Fractal Dimension calculation methods for self-similar patterns Hurst Exponent calculation and Fractal Dimension calculation methods for self-affine traces Methods for estimation of Fractal Dimension of size-frequency data
  • Box dimension
  • Perimeter-area dimension
  • Information dimension
  • Mass dimension
  • Ruler dimension
 
  • Rescaled range analysis
  • Power-spectral analysis
  • Roughness length
  • Variogram
  • Wavelets
 
  • Fragmentation dimension



... the variety of fractal analysis methods available in BENOIT, together with generally detailed help files and significant user control of operations, make BENOIT a good resource for learning about and using fractal analysis methods.

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