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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1.High dimensional nonparametric discrete choice modelMaureen Dinna D. Giron2013621
2.Esstimation under purposive sampling with auxiliary variableJohn Erwin Banez2013621
3.Sparse principal component regression Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2013621
4.Value-at-risk measures for the PSE index using hidden markov modelsJoselito C. Magadia2013621
5.Bootstrap estimation of the average household expenditure on personal care and effects of regional levelJachelle Anne G. Dimapilis2013621
6.Nonparametric transfer function model with localized temporal effectJohn Carlo P. Daquis2013621
7.Sampling from a Skewed Population: The Sampling Design of the 2011 Survey of Enterprises in the PhilippinesErniel B. Barrios2012612
8.Robust Methods in Time Series Models with VolatilityWendell Q. Campano2012612
9.Poisson Spatial Autoregression Modelling of Poverty Count Data in the PhilippinesJohn Erwin S. Banez2012612
10.Nonparametric Bootstrap Estimation of the Population Ratio Using Ranked Set SamplingKevin Carl P. Santos; Charisse Mae I. Castillo; Reyna Belle d.S. de Jesus; Nina B. Telan; Crystal Angela P. Vidal2012612
11.Analysis of Mother's Day Celebration Via Circular StatisticsAli H. Abuzaid2012612
12.Purposive Sampling as an Optimal Bayes Sampling DesignJacqueline M. Guarte2012612
13.Small Area Estimation with a Multivariate Spatial-Temporal ModelArturo M. Martinez, Jr2012612
14.On the Misuse of Slovin's FormulaJeffry J. Tejada; Joyce Raymond B. Punzalan2012611
15.Ranked Set SamplingKevin Carl P. Santos2012611
16.A Multivariate Probit Analysis on the Factors Influencing the Adoption of Water Saving Technologies by Rice Farmers in Sto. Domingo, Nueva EcijaDaniel R. Raguindin; Eiffel A. De Vera2012611
17.Sampling with Probability Proportional to Aggregate Size Using Nonparametric Bootstrap in Estimating Total Production Area of Top Cereals and Root Crops Across Philippine RegionsMaria Sofia A. Poblador; Iris Ivy M. Gauran2012611
18.Econometric Modeling of Panel Data on the Saving Patterns of Philippine Agricultural HouseholdsAngelo M. Alberto; Lisa Grace S. Bersales2012611
19.Classification of Congenital Hypothyroidism in Newborn Screening Using Self-Organizing MapsIris Ivy M. Gauran; Maria Sofia Criselda A. Poblador2012611
20.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 anLara Paul D. Abitona; Zita VJ Albacea2012611
21.Assessing Strength of Seasonality Through Sample Entropy: A Simulation StudyJohn Carlo P. Daquis; Maria Lizeth M. Laus; Nikki E. Supnet2012611
22.Statistical Models for Extreme ValuesPeter Julian A. Cayton2012611
23.Sample Sizes to Compare Two Poisson RatesEdsel A. Pena2012611
24.Bootstrap MethodsErniel B. Barrios2011601
25.A Dose of Business Intelligence: Data MiningJoseph Ryan G. Lansangan, 2011601
26.Copula-Based Vector Autoregressive Models for Bivariate Cointegrated DataHideaki Taima; Ana Maria L. Tabunda, 2011601
27.Nearest-Integer Response from Normally-Distributed Opinion (NIRNDO) Model for Likert ScaleJonny B. Pornel, Vicente T. Balinas, Giabelle A. Saldaa2011601
28.Substance Use Among Serious Adolescent Offenders Following Different Patterns of Antisocial ActivityMichelle Besana; Edward P. Mulvey2011601
29.Food Inflation, Underemployment and Hunger Incidence: A Vector Autoregressive (VAR) AnalysisDennis S. Mapa; Fatima C. Han; Kristine Claire O. Estrada2011601
30.Length of a Time Series for Seasonal Adjustment: Some Empirical ExperimentsLisa Grace S. Bersales2011601


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