Polytope
This is the source repository for polytope, a toolbox for geometric operations on polytopes in any dimension. Documentation and examples are available in the directories doc/ and examples/.
Installation
From PyPI:
pip install polytope
From source:
python setup.py install
If this fails, because setuptools attempts to install scipy before numpy, then:
pip install .
Dependencies
Required: numpy, scipy, cvxopt, networkx. For more details, see requirements.txt.
License
Polytope is licensed under the 3-clause BSD license. The full statement is provided in the file named LICENSE.
Acknowledgment
Polytope was part of the Temporal Logic Planning Toolbox (TuLiP) before growing to become an independent package. It originates from changesets 7bb73a9f725572db454a0a5e4957da84bc778f65 and 3178c570ee1ef06eb8ace033f205f51743ac54c6 of TuLiP.
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