Using TamerOp

Start with the object or question you have. These guides explain how to choose and combine TamerOp's capabilities, understand the returned objects, and explore useful variations. If you already know the task you want to complete, the task recipes provide focused procedures with defined results.

For a first session, install and open a notebook. Then start from a filtration or a geometric presentation to construct an encoding, query its spaces and maps, and use the resulting finite module in an algebraic computation. The two routes share these operations. If you already have an encoding, explore its spaces and maps to connect parameter queries, finite labels, matrices and figures. For direct computations with one changing parameter, the ordinary-persistence guide starts directly from a filtered input and its barcode.

Choose a subject to see its annotated article list:

• Getting started — 2 articles.
• Persistence and filtered complexes — 1 article.
• Finite descriptions and parameter queries — 3 articles.
• Modules, maps and derived algebra — 1 article.
• Geometric inputs and filtrations — 4 articles.
• Invariants, slices and distances — 1 article.
• Visualization and interaction — 1 article.
• Fields, grades and numerical arithmetic — 1 article.
• Performance and comparisons — 7 articles.

The mathematical lessons explain what the constructions mean. API reference provides exact calling contracts and routes to REPL help. Implementation accounts explain how the computations work internally.