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From Counting to Continuous Natural Exponential Families
Natural exponential families (NEFs) are characterized by their variance functions (VFs), namely by the pair \((V,M)\), where \(V\) expresses the variance as a function of the mean and \(M\) is the mean domain. This characterization naturally raises the inverse question: when is a given function \(V\
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