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Table 1.5. Overview over Icl Examples
| level | example | classes | features | 
|---|---|---|---|
| intro | 
              Generates an attendance history of a party by inserting into an  | ||
| basic | Intervals for discrete and continuous instance types. Closed and open interval borders. | ||
| basic | Intervals with dynamic interval bounds as library default. | ||
| basic | Intervals with static interval bounds and changing the library default. | ||
| basic | 
               | Basic characteristics of interval containers. | |
| basic | The most simple application of an interval map: Counting the overlaps of added intervals. | ||
| advanced | 
              Using aggregate on overlap a history of height
              averages of party guests is computed. Associated values are user defined
              class objects, that implement an appropriate  | ||
| advanced | Using aggregate on overlap the heights of the party's tallest guests are computed. Associated values are aggregated via a maximum functor, that can be chosen as template parameter of an interval_map class template. | ||
| advanced | 
              Shows how the border preserving
               | ||
| advanced | 
              Set style operations on  | ||
| advanced | Example user_groups shows how interval_maps can be unified or intersected to calculate desired information. | ||
| and std | 
              Fill interval containers using  | ||
| and std | 
              Fill interval containers from user defined objects using  | ||
| customize | Use interval containers with your own interval class types. |