Welschinger invariants of the real projective plane can be computed via the enumeration of enriched graphs, called marked floor diagrams. By a purely combinatorial study of these objects, we establish a Caporaso–Harris type formula which allows one to compute Welschinger invariants for configurations of points with any number of complex conjugated points.
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