We present a method constructing a function which is the best approximation for given data and satisfiesthe given self-similar condition. For this, we construct a space F of local self-similar fractal functions and show its properties. Next we present a computational scheme constructing the best fractal approximation in this space and estimate an error of the constructed fractal approximation. Our best fractal approximation is a fixed point of some fractal interpolation function.
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Fractal Interpolation, Fractal Approximation, Iterated Function System, Fractal Function Space
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