The Philippine Statistician

The Philippine Statistician

The Philippine Statistician (TPS) is a refereed scientific journal published twice a year. TPS aims to disseminate a wide range of papers of technical, theoretical, and applied statistical nature considered of general or special interest to varied groups of statisticians. It considers papers resulting from original research in statistics and its applications. Papers will be sent for review on the assumption that this has not been published elsewhere nor is submitted in another journal. The TPS journal does not require any publication fee. For more information about submission of manuscript, please read the TPS Guidelines for Authors.

The Philippine Statistician has been indexed in Scopus since 2015 with ISSN:2094-0343.

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No.	Title of Article	Authors	Year	Vol	No
1.	Biosurveillance of measles using control charts: A case study using NCR laboratory confirmed measles counts from January 2009 to January 2014	Lorraine Christelle B. Angkico; Priscilla A. Diaz; Robert Neil F. Leong; Frumencio F. Co	2014	63	2
2.	An efficient variant of dual to ratio and product estimator in sample surveys	Gajendra K. Vishwakarma; Raj K. Gangele; Ravendra Singh	2014	63	2
3.	A general class of chain ratio-product type exponential estimators in double sampling using two auxiliary variates	Gajendra K. Vishwakarma; Manish Kumar; Raj K. Gangele	2014	63	2
4.	Modeling clustered survival data with cured fraction	Iris Ivy M. Gauran; Angela D. Nalica	2014	63	2
5.	Proceedings of the Focused Group Discussion on Accreditation/Certification for Professional Statisticians	PSAI Initiatives	2014	63	1
6.	Indentifying Influencers of Consumer Activity: A Case Study in Predictive Modeling	Angela D. Nalica; Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan	2014	63	1
7.	Effects of Household Use of Biomass Fuel and Kerosene on Birth Weight of Babies in the Philippines	Michael Daniel C. Lucagbo	2014	63	1
8.	Comparison of Different Methods of Constructing Housing Start Index in the Philippines	Felicidad Hebron	2014	63	1
9.	Design Strategies in Fitting a Nonlinear Model	Michael Van Supranes	2014	63	1
10.	Semiparametric Poisson Regression Model for Clustered Data	Eiffel A. de Vera	2014	63	1
11.	Modelling Zero-Inflated Clustered Count Data: A Semiparametric Approach	Kevin Carl P. Santos	2014	63	1
12.	Autologistic Spatial-Temporal Modeling	Ma. Andriena Ida B. Del Ayre-Ofina	2014	63	1
13.	Visual Exploration of Climate Variability	Wendell Q. Campano; Rona Mae U. Tadlas	2013	62	2
14.	Measuring Income Mobility using Pseudo-Panel Data	Arturo M. Martinez Jr; Mark Western; Michele Haynes; Wojtek Tomaszewski	2013	62	2
15.	Effects of Education on Climate Risk Vulnerability in the Philippines: Evidence from Regional Panel Data	Michael Daniel C. Lucagbo; Kristina Norma B. Cobrador; Nikki Ann M. de Mesa; Remy Faye M. Ferrera; Jennifer E. Marasigan	2013	62	2
16.	Regression Analyses of the Philippine Birth Weight Distribution	Elline Jade Beltran; Robert Neil F. Leong; Frumencio F. Co	2013	62	2
17.	Profitability and Growth Topology Analysis of Unilevel-type of Network Marketing Structures	John Carlo P. Daquis; Angelique O. Castaneda; Nelson D. Sy; Joseph V. Abgona	2013	62	2
18.	Classification of Congenital Hypothyroidism using Artificial Neural Networks	Iris Ivy Gauran; Ma. Sofia Criselda A. Poblador	2013	62	2
19.	Career opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry	Jennifer Ly	2013	62	1
20.	An elementary proof of independence of least squares estimation of regression coefficients and of variance in linear regression	Alexaander R. De Leon; Joyce Raymund B. Punzalan	2013	62	1
21.	High dimensional nonparametric discrete choice model	Maureen Dinna D. Giron	2013	62	1
22.	Esstimation under purposive sampling with auxiliary variable	John Erwin Banez	2013	62	1
23.	Sparse principal component regression	Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan	2013	62	1
24.	Value-at-risk measures for the PSE index using hidden markov models	Joselito C. Magadia	2013	62	1
25.	Bootstrap estimation of the average household expenditure on personal care and effects of regional level	Jachelle Anne G. Dimapilis	2013	62	1
26.	Nonparametric transfer function model with localized temporal effect	John Carlo P. Daquis	2013	62	1
27.	Sampling from a Skewed Population: The Sampling Design of the 2011 Survey of Enterprises in the Philippines	Erniel B. Barrios	2012	61	2
28.	Robust Methods in Time Series Models with Volatility	Wendell Q. Campano	2012	61	2
29.	Poisson Spatial Autoregression Modelling of Poverty Count Data in the Philippines	John Erwin S. Banez	2012	61	2
30.	Nonparametric Bootstrap Estimation of the Population Ratio Using Ranked Set Sampling	Kevin Carl P. Santos; Charisse Mae I. Castillo; Reyna Belle d.S. de Jesus; Nina B. Telan; Crystal Angela P. Vidal	2012	61	2
31.	Analysis of Mother's Day Celebration Via Circular Statistics	Ali H. Abuzaid	2012	61	2
32.	Purposive Sampling as an Optimal Bayes Sampling Design	Jacqueline M. Guarte	2012	61	2
33.	Small Area Estimation with a Multivariate Spatial-Temporal Model	Arturo M. Martinez, Jr	2012	61	2
34.	On the Misuse of Slovin's Formula	Jeffry J. Tejada; Joyce Raymond B. Punzalan	2012	61	1
35.	Ranked Set Sampling	Kevin Carl P. Santos	2012	61	1
36.	A Multivariate Probit Analysis on the Factors Influencing the Adoption of Water Saving Technologies by Rice Farmers in Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija	Daniel R. Raguindin; Eiffel A. De Vera	2012	61	1
37.	Sampling with Probability Proportional to Aggregate Size Using Nonparametric Bootstrap in Estimating Total Production Area of Top Cereals and Root Crops Across Philippine Regions	Maria Sofia A. Poblador; Iris Ivy M. Gauran	2012	61	1
38.	Econometric Modeling of Panel Data on the Saving Patterns of Philippine Agricultural Households	Angelo M. Alberto; Lisa Grace S. Bersales	2012	61	1
39.	Classification of Congenital Hypothyroidism in Newborn Screening Using Self-Organizing Maps	Iris Ivy M. Gauran; Maria Sofia Criselda A. Poblador	2012	61	1
40.	In a number of research studies involving surveys, the so-called Slovin's formula is used to determine the sample size. Unfortunately, many of these studies use the formula inappropriately, giving the wrong impression that it can be used in just about an	Lara Paul D. Abitona; Zita VJ Albacea	2012	61	1
41.	Assessing Strength of Seasonality Through Sample Entropy: A Simulation Study	John Carlo P. Daquis; Maria Lizeth M. Laus; Nikki E. Supnet	2012	61	1
42.	Statistical Models for Extreme Values	Peter Julian A. Cayton	2012	61	1
43.	Sample Sizes to Compare Two Poisson Rates	Edsel A. Pena	2012	61	1
44.	Bootstrap Methods	Erniel B. Barrios	2011	60	1
45.	A Dose of Business Intelligence: Data Mining	Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan,	2011	60	1
46.	Copula-Based Vector Autoregressive Models for Bivariate Cointegrated Data	Hideaki Taima; Ana Maria L. Tabunda,	2011	60	1
47.	Nearest-Integer Response from Normally-Distributed Opinion (NIRNDO) Model for Likert Scale	Jonny B. Pornel, Vicente T. Balinas, Giabelle A. Saldaa	2011	60	1
48.	Substance Use Among Serious Adolescent Offenders Following Different Patterns of Antisocial Activity	Michelle Besana; Edward P. Mulvey	2011	60	1
49.	Food Inflation, Underemployment and Hunger Incidence: A Vector Autoregressive (VAR) Analysis	Dennis S. Mapa; Fatima C. Han; Kristine Claire O. Estrada	2011	60	1
50.	Length of a Time Series for Seasonal Adjustment: Some Empirical Experiments	Lisa Grace S. Bersales	2011	60	1