On Poisson–Tweedie mixtures
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Discrete stable distribution; Invariant of the exponential tilting transformation; Lambert W function; Large deviations; Lévy measure; Natural exponential family; Poisson-Tweedie mixture; Refined local limit theorem; Variance function; Wright function;All these keywords.
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