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| Note that if we give ''POINTS'' (in contrast to ''VERTICES'') ''polymake'' constructs a polytope that is the convex hull of the given points regardless of whether they are vertices or not. I.e., redundacies are allowed here. | Note that if we give ''POINTS'' (in contrast to ''VERTICES'') ''polymake'' constructs a polytope that is the convex hull of the given points regardless of whether they are vertices or not. I.e., redundacies are allowed here. |
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| If you specify ''VERTICES'' you have to make sure yourself that your points are actually vertices since ''polymake'' does not check this. You also need to specify the ''LINEALITY_SPACE'', see [[user_guide:apps_polytope| Tutorial on polytopes]]. | If you specify ''VERTICES'' you have to make sure yourself that your points are actually vertices since ''polymake'' does not check this. You also need to specify the ''LINEALITY_SPACE'', see [[user_guide:tutorials:apps_polytope| Tutorial on polytopes]]. |
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| ==== Linear Programming ==== | ==== Linear Programming ==== |