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For the given orthonormal family \(\{\Psi _{k}(x)\}\) in \(L^{2}[-1,1]\) the Gibbs complementary family \(\{\Phi _{k}^{\lambda }(\xi)\}\) is introduced as orthonormal system in \(L^{2}[-1,1]\) under scalar product with some weight depending on \(\lambda \), satisfying some additional conditions [(a)--(c)]. If the basis \(\{\Psi _{k}(x)\}\) does not provide a good approximation but fulfills some assumptions it is possible to get a rapidly converging approximation using appropriate basis \(\{\Phi _{k}^{\lambda }(\xi)\}\) (Theorem 1). The parameter \(\lambda \) depends on the number of corresponding partial sums and that is why it will be more precise to speak in condition (b) about regular method of summability instead of convergence. The main Assumption 1 consists of conditions (2.1) and (2.3), but (2.2) follows from the orthonormality of \(\{\Psi _{k}(x)\}\) by the Cauchy inequality and (2.3) is not used in the proof of Theorem 1. In Section 3 there are some examples illustrating the main result. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0948.00034].