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#N canvas 39 41 1031 669 10;
#X msg 471 344 show;
#X msg 470 295 seed;
#X msg 470 314 seed number;
#X msg 469 234 elyapunov;
#X msg 467 118 constrain;
#X text 601 76 random search for an attractor;
#X text 508 345 displays info on attractor to console;
#X text 543 119 restores full param search area;
#X text 632 138 based on current params \, limits to percentage of
range;
#X msg 465 76 search <var-inits>;
#X msg 467 137 constrain <percentage>;
#X msg 467 156 constrain <param-limits>;
#X msg 468 200 lyapunov <low> <high> <failure>;
#X msg 465 57 search;
#X text 516 57 random search for an attractor \, variables use defaults
;
#X text 17 403 The search method implemented performs the following:
;
#X text 41 418 1 Set the params randomly based on allowed ranges;
#X text 41 432 2 Calculate the Lyapunov Exponent;
#X text 41 447 3 If the Lyapunov Exponent is within allowed range \,
return the attractor set;
#X text 19 39 Searching for an attractor set can be as simple as sending
a 'search' message to a fractal. This will search the fractals allowable
parameter limits for an attractor set.;
#X text 39 183 arg[1] = Lyapunov Exponent;
#X msg 469 265 classify <units>;
#X text 591 266 Used to set the "granularity" of the classification
;
#X text 17 323 The Lyapunov Exponent for the attractor set will indicates
one of three states \, (1) Convergence [a negative value] \, (2) Stability
[0 \, of values close to 0] \, and (3) Chaos [a positive value]. Each
class will have different ranges of Lyapunov Exponent.;
#X text 39 196 arg[2] = Classification String ****;
#X text 16 513 **** - The classification method was adopted from Julian
Sprott's method of classification. While it is an arbitrary system
\, and does not "uniquely" identify an attractor set \, it is used
to show a relationship with other attractor sets with similar values.
;
#X text 558 313 seeds search random number generator with number *
;
#X text 507 296 seeds search random number generator with time *;
#X text 543 235 calculates an extended Lyapunov Exponent **;
#X text 648 157 params are limited to explicit ranges ***;
#X text 473 419 * - all fractals of all classes currently share the
same random number generator.;
#X text 473 452 ** - this performs a Lyapunov Exponent calculation
for each variable in the attractor. Ideally \, all results should be
approximately the same. This is an experimental function.;
#X text 473 502 *** - expects there to be a low and high range limit
for each param in the fractal equation.;
#X text 483 217 sets search limits and failure count for Lyapunov Exponent
;
#X text 37 15 Searching - the art of chaos.;
#N canvas 0 22 464 316 simple_example 0;
#X obj 166 106 latoocarfian;
#X msg 173 38 search;
#X text 32 238 This example creates a 'latoocarfian' fractal with the
class defaults. When a search is performed \, the initial state for
the variables are set to the class defaults.;
#X obj 131 14 bng 15 250 50 0 empty empty empty 0 -6 32 8 -262144 -1
-1;
#X floatatom 166 211 10 0 0 0 X - -;
#X floatatom 185 194 10 0 0 1 Y - -;
#X msg 166 16 reset;
#X msg 183 61 show;
#X obj 205 173 print results;
#X obj 225 152 print vars;
#X obj 245 132 print params;
#X connect 0 0 4 0;
#X connect 0 1 5 0;
#X connect 0 2 8 0;
#X connect 0 3 9 0;
#X connect 0 4 10 0;
#X connect 1 0 0 0;
#X connect 3 0 0 0;
#X connect 6 0 0 0;
#X connect 7 0 0 0;
#X restore 286 18 pd simple_example;
#X text 39 210 arg[3] = failure rate before solution *****;
#X text 16 581 ***** - the failure rate is a percentage of the actual
number of failures until a solution is found over the total number
of times the search algorithm will be executed before giving up. This
limit is set via the 'lyapunov' message. This number will also be influenced
by the 'low' and 'high' ranges set.;
#X text 19 93 The values returned from a 'search' message use the 'search'
outlets. These three outlets encapsulate that three pieces of data
of interest. The first of the 'search' outlets holds a list of the
results. This includes:;
#X text 39 170 arg[0] = 'show' \, 'search' \, or 'invalid';
#X text 18 269 Most likely \, you won't see any failures ('invalid')
\, unless you mess with the 'constrain' or 'lyapunov' messages. 'show'
is returned when you use the 'show' message.;
#X obj 153 376 readme-lyapunov;
#X text 43 475 4 If the Limit Count has been exceeded \, return 'invalid'
\, else goto 1;
#X text 18 154 Search Outlet 0:;
#X text 18 227 Search Outlet 1: list of current variables;
#X text 18 243 Search Outlet 2: list of parameter set;
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