The Fractal Mosaic algorithm is a rotation, scale, and translation invariant photomosaic algorithm. While traditional photomosaics create a larger image out of smaller square images on a rectangular grid, Fractal Mosaics creates a larger image out of rectangular images that can be placed at arbitrary locations, can be scaled to any size, and can be rotated by any angle.
-This is accomplished with a combination of image search (i.e. image retrieval) algorithms and an image registration algorithm developed with NASA funding by George Wolberg and Siavash Zokai at the City College of New York (pdf).
+This is accomplished with a combination of image search (i.e. image retrieval) algorithms and an image registration algorithm developed with NASA funding by Siavash Zokai and George Wolberg at the City College of New York (pdf).
Figure 1: Fractal Mosaic created with graffiti image set (best viewed large)
