Tutorial IV
This tutorial covers the "Probabilistic Function Composition" feature of the Dynamical Grapher for Quadratic Maps. This feature can be used to graph invariant sets for iterated function systems.




1. As Curve 1 we enter the vertical line segment x=0 with y ranging between -.1 and .1.















2. Here is the graph of Curve 1.





3. Function 1 is the contraction mapping f(x,y)=(x/3,y).





4. Function 2 is the contraction mapping g(x,y)=(x/3+2/3,y).



5. Setting P(F1) and P(F2) to both be one means that on average, the value of the function FC will be given by F1 half of the time and F2 the other half of the time. 











6. We select
the probabilistic composition FC to be applied to Curve 1 and set the iterations for  FC to range from 1 to 1000.



7. After selecting 1000 iterations for FC we need to click the "Calculate" button to calculate a random list of 1000 1's and 2's to provide a sequence for the function composition.












8. Clicking the "GraphCurves" button draws us a thickened Cantor set. This set is the unique invariant set for the iterated function system defined by F1 and F2.


This ends Tutorial IV.