intervalmalleja
Intervalmalleja is a term describing a family of template-based representations for intervals in computational contexts. An interval denotes a contiguous range, such as a time window, a numeric range, or a domain of values. Intervalmalleja provide reusable blueprints for generating concrete interval instances by parameters, rather than hardcoding each interval.
A typical intervalmalleja defines three core components: the lower bound expression, the upper bound expression, and
There are static templates, which produce the same interval structure for all instances, and dynamic templates,
Intervalmalleja are used in scheduling and simulation to generate synthetic data, test cases, or resource windows.
Example: a simple pseudo-syntax: template StartEnd(t0, d) where start = t0 + offset, end = t0 + offset + d, with
Related concepts include interval scheduling, template engines, and interval arithmetic.