Given an integral positive-definite rank $n$ quadratic form $f$, one can use the algorithm in Conway and Sloane (Chapter 15, SPLaG) to efficiently determine if the genus of $f$ contains more than one spinor genus. My question is: given two (integral positive-definite) forms $f,g$ in the same genus, such that the genus contains more than one spinor genus, can one efficiently determine if the forms lie in distinct spinor genera?
I am interested in $n\geq5$.