Recently, there is a growing interest to study the variability of uncertainty measure in information theory. For the sake of analyzing such interest, varentropy has been introduced and examined for one-sided truncated random variables. As the interval entropy measure is instrumental in summarizing various system and its components properties when it fails between two time points, exploring variability of such measure pronounces the extracted information. In this article, we introduce the concept of varentropy for doubly truncated random variable. A detailed study of theoretical results taking into account transformations, monotonicity and other conditions is proposed. A simulation study has been carried out to investigate the behavior of varentropy in shrinking interval for simulated and real-life data sets. Furthermore, applications related to the choice of most acceptable system and the first-passage times of an Ornstein–Uhlenbeck jump-diffusion process are illustrated.
