There are a number of modules for dealing with fractals on CPAN...it seems many haven't been updated for a while but I don't think it's a branch of mathematics that is evolving much.
You could try Math::Fractal::DLA::Explode for example.
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You might also take some inspiration from last year's Perl Advent Calendar
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Ok. Thanks for the response. You mean there are built-in libraries in Perl available. But I am searching for algorithms without using any libraries. Though for the initial starting point libraries can be good to see how fractals work. Also, I can compare the input image with output image. But how can I get a pseudocode to implement my Perl code without using any libraries? Thanks.
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You can have a look at sources of modules, e.g. on MetaCPAN, every module page has a "source" link. That's Perl and not pseudocode, but perhaps a step towards your goal.
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I am searching for algorithms without using any libraries.
how can I get a pseudocode to implement my Perl code
Not a perl question. The field of study should result in an algorithm, implement in whatever lang.
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