Implementing real polyhedral homotopy
@article{Lee2022ImplementingRP, title={Implementing real polyhedral homotopy}, author={Kisun Lee and Julia Lindberg and Jose Israel Rodriguez}, journal={ArXiv}, year={2022}, volume={abs/2207.05323} }
. We implement a real polyhedral homotopy method using three functions. The first function provides a certificate that our real polyhedral homotopy is applicable to a given system; the second function generates binomial systems for a start system; the third function outputs target solutions from the start system obtained by the second function. This work realizes the theoretical contributions in [6] as easy to use functions, allowing for further investigation into real homotopy algorithms.
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