1 | initial version |
You can always check source code of a particular function/method like this
P = Polyhedron()
??P.intersection
It tells us that .intersection()
simply takes the union of inequalities defining two polynomials and construct the resulting polynomial out of it.
2 | No.2 Revision |
You can always check source code of a particular function/method like this
P = Polyhedron()
??P.intersection
It tells us that .intersection()
simply takes the union of inequalities defining two polynomials polyhedra and construct the resulting polynomial polyhedron out of it.
3 | No.3 Revision |
You can always check source code of a particular function/method like this
P = Polyhedron()
??P.intersection
It tells us that .intersection()
simply takes the union of inequalities inequalities/equations defining two polyhedra and construct the resulting polyhedron out of it.
4 | No.4 Revision |
You can always check source code of a particular function/method like this
P = Polyhedron()
??P.intersection
It tells us that .intersection()
simply takes the union of inequalities/equations defining two polyhedra and construct constructs the resulting polyhedron out of it.