Prior Measure for Nonextensive Entropy
F. Brouers, O. Sotolongo
Abstract
We show that if one uses the invariant form of the Boltzmann-Shannon continuous entropy, it is possible to obtain the generalized Pareto-Tsallis density function, using an appropriate "prior" measure mq(x) and a "Boltzman constraint" which formally is equivalent to the Tsallis q-average constraint on the random variable X. We derive the Tsallis prior function and study its scaling asymptotic behavior. When the entropic index q tends to 1, mq(x) tends to 1 for all values of x as this should be.
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