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Strategy -- specify a computational strategy
Description
Strategy => v
-- an optional argument used with various routines to suggest a strategy for efficient computation.
Functions with optional argument named Strategy :
annihilator(..., Strategy => ...), see
annihilator
-- the annihilator ideal
associatedPrimes(..., Strategy => ...)
mingens(..., Strategy => ...), see
Complement
trim(..., Strategy => ...), see
Complement
determinant(..., Strategy => ...)
-- choose between Bareiss and Cofactor algorithms
exteriorPower(..., Strategy => ...)
-- choose between Bareiss and Cofactor algorithms
gb(..., Strategy => ...), see
gb
-- compute a Groebner basis
gcdLLL(..., Strategy => ...)
hermite(..., Strategy => ...)
(missing documentation )
ICfractions(..., Strategy => ...)
-- Allows the user to obtain all of the fractions considered in the process of building the integral closure
LLL(..., Strategy => ...)
-- choose among different algorithms
localize(..., Strategy => ...)
minimalPresentation(..., Strategy => ...)
(missing documentation )
minors(..., Strategy => ...)
-- choose between Bareiss and Cofactor algorithms
primaryComponent(..., Strategy => ...)
primaryDecomposition(..., Strategy => ...)
pushForward(..., Strategy => ...)
pushForward1(..., Strategy => ...)
-- specify which algorithm to use in the computation
quotient(..., Strategy => ...)
-- Possible strategies are: Iterate, Linear, and Quotient
radical(..., Strategy => ...), see
radical
-- the radical of an ideal
resolution(..., Strategy => ...)
saturate(..., Strategy => ...)
syz(..., Strategy => ...), see
syz(Matrix)
-- compute the syzygy matrix
tangentCone(..., Strategy => ...), see
tangentCone(Ideal)
For the programmer
The object
Strategy
is
a
symbol
.