As shown in Figure , simultaneous display of both the spike plot and the quasi-continuous convolved representation is very useful for visually communicating results to people. Parameter uncertainty can also be simultaneously shown in such plots. The spike representation of discrete components conveys a parsimonious encapsulation of nearly all the information available from the measurement. If the underlying distribution were discrete, this would be the best representation of that distribution achievable with the number of parameters allowed by the heuristics. The width of signals in the quasicontinuous rendering conveys the resolution of the measurement. Parameter uncertainties from the Fisher Information Matrix can be revealed by superimposing corresponding widths on the spike plot.