Hello we have a polyhedron with the linear inequalities of its boundaries in n dimensions.
- how to find the number of integer points in this polyhedron (exactly or approximately).
- how to find the coordinates of the integer points in this polyhedron.
Hello we have a polyhedron with the linear inequalities of its boundaries in n dimensions.
Software beeing able to compute the integer points of a given polyhedron (among the convex hull) is porta.
However, all software concerning this problem base on enumerations, such that it fails for larger models.
Best regards
To give you some search terms: what you describe is an enumeration of feasible solutions to an integer program.
Last time I needed something like this, I couldn't find a ready-to-use solution, so I wrote my own implementation called “bande”. It is based on a branching algorithm, using the linear programming engine from COIN-OR to decide whether the corresponding linear (non-integer) program has any feasible solutions. Feel free to use that it it suits your need.
As to simply determining the number of lattice points: I believe there was some formula to compute that, but I don't remember any details. As far as I remember, that formula was no use in actually enumerating the solutions.
Looking at recent publications suggests that you might want to have a look at LattE.