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For a differentiable scale family with finite positive Fisher information, the score is $-[1+u(\log f{)}^{\prime }(u)]/\sigma$. Its squared expectation is a constant times ${\sigma }^{-2}$, yielding the displayed Jeffreys prior. This is an improper prior on the entire positive half-line.

For the scale family, substitute $u=y/\sigma$ in the expectation:This depends on $f,g$ but not on $\sigma$. It holds whenever the expectation exists, including an extended expectation for nonnegative $g$; an undefined difference of two infinite integrals is not an expectation.

Assume the scale family has the differentiability needed for Fisher information, and the following constant is finite and positive. With ${\ell }_f(u)=\log f(u)$, the score function isPart (b) therefore giveswhere $C$ is independent of $\sigma$. The Jeffreys prior for a scale parameter is consequentlyThe reciprocal-of-a-reciprocal in the TeX is a transcription error; the PDF has ${\sigma }^{-1}$. The expected-Hessian information identity should not be applied indiscriminately to nonregular parameter-dependent supports.