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Kullback-Leibler divergence of scaled non-central Student's T distribution
yeah, exactly (well, f((x-t)/k))
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What is it called if a vector space doesn't have an additive inverse?
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What is it called if a vector space doesn't have an additive inverse?
Thank you! So, I would just call it a "module over a commutative semiring"?
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What is it called if a vector space doesn't have an additive inverse?
oh, and regarding division by real numbers, they are implied since if a*A forall nonnegative a is in the structure, so is (1/a)*A.
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What is it called if a vector space doesn't have an additive inverse?
Why is this not appropriate for MathOverflow?
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I tried to fix things-- maybe vector spaces are the closer analogy.
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