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In contrast with the sampling theorem and with the Haar wavelet expansion, the expansion coef cients are not samples of ff or inner products between ff and the basis vectors. For the B-splines it turns out that we can derive complementary functions fn (x) for each fn (x) bm (x n) such that hfn jfn0 i dnn0 . The complementary functions can be used to produce a continuous estimate for f (x) that is completely consistent with the discrete measurements. This interpolated function is X hfn j f ifn (x) (3:125) fest (x)

from which we derive the response time law:

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The most common objection sellers hear is Your price is too high There are two ways to handle this objection The Wrong Approach You quote a fee of $2,000 for the project The prospect says: Your fee is too high You, scared of losing the assignment, immediately say one of two things Either you say, Okay, well, for you I can do it for $1,000, or you say, Well, I m flexible, tell me what your budget is The prospect tells you the budget is $1,000, and you say, Okay, I can do it for that What s wrong with this approach Several things First and foremost, you didn t get the fee you wanted the fee you thought you deserved.

so that during the simulation, only two real numbers have to be maintained per measure. The Student distribution with three or more degrees of freedom is a symmetric bellshaped distribution, similar in form to the Normal distribution (see Figure 18.8). For n + co, the t,-distribution approaches an N(0, 1) distribution. By using a standard table for it, such as given in Table 18.3, we can find the value z > 0 such that Pr{lZl 5 z} = p; given ,0. The last row in z is called the double-sided critical value for the t,-distribution, Table 18.3 corresponds to the case of having an unbounded number of degrees of freedom, that is, these critical values follow from the N(0, 1) distribution. Using these double-sided critical values, we can write: (18.28) which states that the probability that the estimator X deviates less than z~/fi from the mean a is ,0. Stated differently, the probability that X lies in the so-called confidence interval [u - .m/fi, a + zo/fl n is / . The probability p is called the confidence level. As can be observed, to make the confidence interval a factor I smaller, Z2 times more observations are required, so that the simulation needs to be Z2times as long. Note that many statistical tables present single-sided critical values, i.e., those values z for which the probability Pr{Z 5 z } = p . Due to the symmetrical nature of the &-distribution, for n 2 3, we have z = z if p = (1 + / )/a.

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Second, when you immediately offer to do the job at a lower price after the prospect objects to your initial fee, he or she can only conclude quite rightly that when you quote a fee, it doesn t really mean much; it s only a starting point from which you can always be bargained down, probably because you are desperate and need the work Let s say I m your prospective customer with a $2,000 budget When I ask you what your fee is, and you say $2,000, I will probably say too much because I want to get your service for as little as possible, and I know your initial quote is meaningless and you can always be bargained down The Right Approach You quote your fee for the project as $2,000 The prospect says, That s too high You say: I understand.

As we move through this book together, you ll see me use layers to create lots of flexibility in my editing workflow. The goal with layers is to create a bulletproof workflow that keeps all my options open so I can make future adjustments if I change my mind or if I learn a new and improved technique.

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