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@ -112,10 +112,10 @@ It can be used by a function to return objects of different types.
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A mechanism to extract the stored object based on its type is also provided.
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This class is similar to \ccc{boost::any}.
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\section{Uncertainty management}
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\section{Uncertainty Management}
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The class \ccStyle{Uncertain<T>} represents a range of values of type \ccc{T}.
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\ccc{T} is allowed to stand for \ccc{bool}, or CGAL's enumeration types
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\ccc{T} is allowed to stand for \ccc{bool}, or \cgal's enumeration types
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\ccc{Sign}, \ccc{Comparison_result}, \ccc{Orientation}, \ccc{Oriented_side},
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\ccc{Bounded_side} and \ccc{Angle}.
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@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ and you would like to communicate that to the caller. \ccc{Uncertain<T>}
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allows just that. It also provides functions to naturally extend the
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Boolean operations for \ccc{Uncertain<bool>} for example.
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\ccc{Uncertain<T>} is used in CGAL as the return type of geometric predicates
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\ccc{Uncertain<T>} is used in \cgal\ as the return type of geometric predicates
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when the number type used is interval arithmetic like \ccc{Interval_nt}.
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End users typically do not see it as it is hidden in the implementation
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of the filtered predicates provided by the various filtered kernels,
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