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The experimental designs require the CramBrRao lower bound matrix to be optimized in the sense of a chosen optimality criterion These optimization problems have in common that their solution is typically not closed-form and has to be computed iteratively After a short introduction in Section 61, key notions in numerical function optimization are introduced in Section 62 These are: the objective function, which is the function to be optimized; the gradient vector, which is the vector of first-order partial derivatives of the objective function; and the Hessian matrix, which is the matrix of second-order derivatives with respect to the independent variables In the optimization problems in this book, the objective functions are the log-likelihood function or the least squares criterion as a function of the parameters, or the optimality criterion for the experimental design as a function of free experimental variables.

Chances are that you probably won t make much use of the floppy drive you re going to install into the system. Over the past decade, the use of floppy disks has declined dramatically with the increased popularity of first CD and then DVD formats. However, given the price of a floppy disk and its importance in the many diagnostic and troubleshooting routines you may need to make use of, we still recommend you spend $10 on getting a floppy drive.

1. Open ab28-a.dwg from the CD-ROM. 2. Save the file as ab28-01.dwg in your AutoCAD Bible folder. This is a 3D drawing of a base assembly frame for an industrial washer, shown in Figure 28-6. 3. Copy ab28-a.txt and ab28-b.dwf from the CD-ROM to your AutoCAD Bible folder. (You can use Windows Explorer to drag the files.) 4. Choose Insert Hyperlink. At the Select objects: prompt, pick 1 and 2 in Figure 28-6. The Insert Hyperlink dialog box opens. 5. Click File. Choose ab28-a.txt in your AutoCAD Bible folder. Click Open. Click OK in the Edit Hyperlink dialog box. 6. Repeat the HYPERLINK command. This time, attach 3 and 4 in Figure 28-6 to ab28-b. dwf in your AutoCAD Bible folder. Click OK to close the dialog box.

To edit server access settings, click the line once that lists that server. When a server is selected, its FTP information appears in four fields below the list. Make your changes in those fields. To edit the port number or set the passive settings, click Advanced. This opens a window that contains those options for the currently listed server.

As with all programming languages, there are techniques to help you find the errors that inevitably crop up. Here is a simple debugging technique to get you started: 1. Go to the code editor and to the procedure where you suspect the error resides. 2. Place the cursor on the first executable statement in the procedure, and choose Debug Toggle Breakpoint (or press F9). 3. Begin stepping through each statement by pressing F8 (Step Into). 4. For simple variables (Integers, Doubles, and Strings), you can place the mouse cursor over the variable, and it will display the current contents. You can also add variables to the Watch window (choose View Watch Window) or enter commands in the Immediate window (choose View Immediate Window) to verify your logic. 5. When an error is located, choose Run Reset and make the correction. You can also use Reset at any time you want to halt the routine. 6. The next time you run the procedure, your breakpoint is still set. At this point, you can either step through again and verify whether your changes are correct, or press F9 to toggle the breakpoint off and choose Run Run to run the routine normally.

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