On the robustness of the q-Gaussian family
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Abstract: We introduce three deformations, called -, - and -deformation respectively, of a -body probabilistic model, first proposed by Rodr'iguez et al. (2008), having -Gaussians as limiting probability distributions. The proposed - and -deformations are asymptotically scale-invariant, whereas the -deformation is not. We prove that, for both - and -deformations, the resulting deformed triangles still have -Gaussians as limiting distributions, with a value of independent (dependent) on the deformation parameter in the -case (-case). In contrast, the -case, where we have used the celebrated -numbers and the Gauss binomial coefficients, yields other limiting probability distribution functions, outside the -Gaussian family. These results suggest that scale-invariance might play an important role regarding the robustness of the -Gaussian family.
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