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Furthermore, the resulting
distribution would be good only for a limited time. If St. Nordaf hired a new faculty member,
or got a new student, or even if the two students registered for different
classes next year, it would no longer
apply, and St. Nordaf would have to pay Acme consulting all over again. Thus, we want a model that holds for the
infinitely many potential universities that hold over this very simple
schema. Thus, we are stuck with what
seems to be an impossible problem. How
do we represent an infinite set of possible distributions, each of which is
by itself very complex.
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