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17  package org.apache.commons.numbers.examples.jmh.arrays;
18  
19  /**
20   * An interval that provides analysis of indices within the range.
21   *
22   * @since 1.2
23   */
24  interface IntervalAnalysis {
25      /**
26       * Test if the interval is saturated at the specified {@code separation}. The
27       * separation distance is provided as a power of 2.
28       *
29       * <pre>{@code distance = 1 << separation}</pre>
30       *
31       * <p>A saturated interval will have all neighbouring indices separated
32       * <em>approximately</em> within the maximum separation distance.
33       *
34       * <p>Implementations may:
35       * <ol>
36       * <li>Use approximations for performance, for example
37       * compressing indices into blocks of the defined separation.
38       * <pre>{@code c = (i - left) >> separation}</pre>
39       * <li>Support only a range of the possible
40       * {@code separation} values in {@code [0, 30]}. Unsupported {@code separation}
41       * values should return {@code false}.
42       * </ol>
43       *
44       * @param separation Log2 of the maximum separation between indices.
45       * @return true if saturated
46       */
47      boolean saturated(int separation);
48  }