@ahojnnes : Citing the paper "An octagon can be represented by the height of the vertical side (m) and
height of the slanted side (n) (Figure 1(b)). Table 1 shows the different octagon
sizes corresponding to the seven scales. These octagons scale linearly and were
experimentally chosen to correspond to the seven DOBs described in the previous
section." We know that for a scale `n`, DoB shapes are `2n + 1` and `4n + 1` for inner and outer squares. I extrapolated the shapes of inner and outer octagons based on the scheme in the above quote.