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April 16, 2026Information Geometry0 citationsOpen Access

Classification of scaling and translation invariant exponential families on the real line

KTKoichi TojoTYTaro Yoshino

Key Points

  • This study aims to classify exponential families on the real line that remain invariant under scaling and translation.
  • Examined properties of normal distributions and exponential-polynomial distributions.
  • Proved closure properties of certain exponential families under scaling and translation.
  • Conducted mathematical evaluations to establish equivalence of families.
  • Demonstrated that normal distributions are closed under scaling and translation.
  • Established that exponential-polynomial distributions share similar closure properties.
  • Proved any exponential family invariant under scaling and translation is essentially exponential-polynomial.

Abstract

Abstract The family of normal distributions on R R is closed under scaling and translation. Another example of an exponential family on R R with this property is the family of exponential-polynomial distributions. We prove that, conversely, an exponential family with such property is essentially the family of exponential-polynomial distributions.

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Tojo et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e07de52f7e8953b7cbee49https://doi.org/10.1007/s41884-026-00197-4
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