You need to have the following programs installed properly on your computer.
hironaka-ishii will be created.
hironaka-ishii/src and edit makefile therein according to your environment.
You need to set variables INCLUDES so that your C++ compiler can find Boost include files, and set CXX to the name of your C++ compiler (by default, it is g++).
hironaka-isii/src, type make to compile all programs. Binary files will be installed in hironaka-ishii/bin.
hironaka-ishii/run and execute Python scripts data_interpolation_pos.py and data_interpolation_nes.py therein.
These scripts read the data of boxes at selected parameter values (stored in "hironaka-ishii/data/positive_distinguished" and "hironaka-ishii/data/negative_distinguished") and
generate the data at other parameter values by linear interpolation.
The generated data files will be installed in hironaka-ishii/data/positive and hironaka-ishii/data/negative.
The size of files generated by this procedure will be approximately 1.2GB.
run_Numerical_Check_*.py at hironaka-ishii/run to verify according "Numerical Check" statements in the paper.
The script run_Numerical_Check_pp.py is for verifying the condition on the periodic points of period 7 used in the proof of Proposition A.1.
These script files have two parameters process_number and max_process to specify the number of processes that you want to run in parallel.
If you want to run multiple processes in parallel, set max_process to the number of processes and run the script for process_number = 0, 1, ..., max_process - 1.
To run the program in a single process mode, call these scripts without a parameter.
If the script exits normally with no error message, the verification is completed.