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How can I overload the STL implementation for methods like find, erase and insert to take varying parameters? I tried to look up the overloading of STL methods but couldn't find any help.
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You can't overload the methods of a class without editing the code of that class.
Write your own free functions that act as helpers; they would take the relevant container class as the first parameter.
You can inherit from a class and add methods that way, but the std container classes are not designed to be inherited from.
You are not allowed to do this; the standard prohibits it.
You are not allowed to add overloads in the std namespace. Only specialization of functions and algorithms for your own data types are allowed. If you do want a different find, erase, insert... implement a wrapper (out of the std namespace) and use it.
And I would not recommend it either... What kind of overloads do you want to provide?