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.Modelling Portfolio Risk and Diversification Effects of a Portfolio Using the Exponential Distribution – Bivariate Archimedean Gumbel Copula ModelOwen Jakata and Delson Chikobvu2023721
2.Local Quadratic Regression: Maximizing Performance via a Modified PRESS** for Bandwidths SelectionE. Edionwe and O. Eguasa2023721
3.Spatiotemporal Patterns of COVID-19 Cases in Quezon City, PhilippinesTricia Janylle B. Sta. Maria, Nancy E. Añez-Tandang, and Edrun R. Gayosa2023721
4.Utilization of Machine Learning, Government-Based and Non-Conventional Indicators for Property Value Prediction in the PhilippinesGabriel Isaac L. Ramolete, Bryan Bramaskara, Dustin A. Reyes, and Adrienne Heinrich2023721
5.Verification of Coffee Product Form and Determination of Conversion Rate From Coffee Dried Berries to Green Coffee Beans (GCB)Dennis S. Mapa, Ph.D., Divina Gracia L. Del Prado, Ph.D., Vivian R. Ilarina, Rachel C. Lacsa, Manuela S. Nalugon, Abella A. Regala, Marivic C. De Luna, and Ray Francis B. De Castro2022712
6.Determination of Dry Rubber Content of Rubber Cup LumpClaire Nova O. Abdulatip and Honey Fe G. Boje2022712
7.Topic Identification and Classification of GooglePlay Store ReviewsDaniel David M. Pamplona2022712
8.A Bayesian Hierarchical Model for COVID-19 Cases in Mindanao PhilippinesJejemae D. Nacion and Bernadette F. Tubo2022712
9.Hierarchical Bayesian Model for Correcting Reporting Delays in Dengue CountsMikee T. Demecillo and Bernadette F. Tubo2022712
10.Estimating the Magnitude of the Poor Households in Metro Manila Using the Poisson Regression ModelBernadette B. Balamban, Anna Jean C. Pascasio, Driesch Lucien R. Cortel and Maxine R. Ridulme2022712
11.Application of Consecutive Sampling Technique in a Clinical Survey for an Ordered Population: Does it Generate Accurate Statistics?Mohamad Adam Bujang, Tg Mohd Ikhwan Tg Abu Bakar Sidik, and Nadiah Sa'at2022711
12.On Some Efficient Classes of Estimators Based on Higher Order Moments of an Auxiliary AttributeShashi Bhushan and Anoop Kumar2022711
13.An Application of CATANOVA and Logistic Regression on the Most Prevalent Sexually Transmitted Infection (A Case Study of the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital)Nnaemeka Martin Eze, Oluchukwu Chukwuemeka Asogwa, Samson Offorma Ugwu, Chinonso Michael Eze, Felix Obi Ohanuba, Tobias Ejiofor Ugah2022711
14.Analytic Hierarchy Process with Rasch Measurement in the Construction of a Composite Metric of Student Online Learning Readiness ScaleJoyce DL. Grajo, James Roldan S. Reyes1, Liza N. Comia, Lara Paul A. Ebal, Jared Jorim O. Mendoza, and Mara Sherlin DP. Talento2022711
15.Implementing an Effective Survey Operations for a Research and Development Survey in the PhilippinesRamoncito G. Cambel, Dalisay S. Maligalig, Maurice C. Borromeo, and Ronald R. Roldan Jr., and Clifford B. Lesmoras2022711
16.Analysis of Longitudinal Data with Missing Values in the Response and Covariates Using the Stochastic EM AlgorithmAhmed M. Gad and Nesma M. Darwish2022711
17.Two New Tests for Tail Independence in Extreme Value ModelsMohammad Bolbolian Ghalibaf2021702
18.Time Series Prediction of CO2 Emissions in Saudi Arabia Using ARIMA, GM(1,1), and NGBM(1,1) ModelsZ. F. Althobaiti, and A. Shabri2021702
19.Classes of Estimators under New Calibration Schemes using Non-conventional Measures of DispersionA. Audu, R. Singh, S. Khare, N. S. Dauran2021702
20.A New Compound Probability Model Applicable to Count DataShowkat Ahmad Dar, Anwar Hassan, Peer Bilal Ahmad and Bilal Ahmad Para2021702
21.A Modified Ridge Estimator for the Logistic Regression ModelMazin M. Alanaz, Nada Nazar Alobaidi and Zakariya Yahya Algamal2021702
22.Modelling the Right-Tail Conditional Expectation and Variance of Various Philippine Stocks Return using the Class of Beta Generalized Pareto DistributionAngelo E. Marasigan2021701
23.Development of an Alternative Municipal and City Level Competitiveness Index in the PhilippinesRamoncito G. Cambel and Zita VJ. Albacea2021701
24.Time Series Approach for Modelling the Merger and Acquisition Series: An Application to Indian Banking SystemVarun Agiwal and Jitendra Kumar2021701
25.Application of U–statistics in Estimation of Scale Parameter of Bilal DistributionR. Maya, M.R. Irshad, and S.P. Arun2021701
26.Analysis of Randomized Clinical Trial in the Presence of Non-Compliance: Comparison of Causal ModelsAli Reza Soltanian, Hassan Ahmadinia, and Ghodratollah Roshanaei2021701
27.An Improved Class of Estimators of Population Mean under Simple Random SamplingShashi Bhushan, Anoop Kumar, and Saurabh Singh and Sumit Kumar2021701
28.A Procedure for the Generation of Small Area Estimates of Philippine Poverty IncidenceNelda A. Nacion and Arturo Y. Pacificador2021701
29.Using Uncertainty and Sobol’ Sensitivity Analysis Techniques in the Evaluation of a Composite Provincial Level Food Security IndexChristian P. Umali and Felino P. Lansigan2020692
30.Investigation of Factors Contributing to Indigenous Language Decline in NigeriaN. A. Ikoba and E. T. Jolayemi2020692
31.Examining the Theoretical Assumption of a Six-fold Structure of Management Competency Sub-scales (MCS)Manuelito De Vera Bengo2020692
32.A Validation of the Non-Parametric Continuous Norming ProcedureMelissa Jane Siy and Francisco N. de los Reyes2020692
33.A Sequential Markov Chain Model of FIFA World Cup WinnersNehemiah A. Ikoba2020692
34.Recursive Quantile Estimation through a Stochastic AlgorithmA. Bachir and K. Djeddour-Djaballah2020691
35.Penalty Analysis with Resampling Method for Sensory EvaluationReanne Len C. Arlan, James Roldan S. Reyes, and Mary Denelle C. Mariano2020691
36.Evaluation of Sampling Methods for Content Analysis of Facebook DataXavier Javines Bilon and Jose Antonio R. Clemente2020691
37.Bounds Testing Approach in Determining the Impact of Climate Change Indicators to the Rice Yield of Central LuzonHernan G. Pantolla and Rechel G. Arcilla2020691
38.Analyzing the Impact of RPRH Law Implementation on Poverty Reduction in the PhilippinesMichael Ralph M. Abrigo, Aniceto C. Orbeta Jr. and Alejandro N. Herrin2020691
39.Consumer Expectations Survey and Quarterly Social Weather Survey: Evidence of Convergent Validity and CausalityEdsel L. Beja Jr.2019682
40.The Impact of Basic Education Reform on the Educational Participation of 16- to 17-year-old Youth in the PhilippinesGeoffrey M. Ducanes and Dina Joan S. Ocampo2019682
41.Rapid Assessment of Real Estate Loan Disapproval via Predictive Modeling: A Case for the PhilippinesAdrian Nicholas A. Corpuz and Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2019682
42.Spatio-temporal Analysis of Animal Rabies Cases in Negros Occidental, Philippines from 2012 to 2018Joseph L. Arbizo, Philip Ian P. Padilla, Marilyn S. Sumayo, Mitzi N. Meracap, Andrea Marie N. Napulan, Rex Victor V. Dolorosa, Princess Monic Q. Velasco, Leslie S. Asorio, Thea Joy A. Clarito, James Matthew V. Recabar, Sael D. Rodriguez2019682
43.Influence of Physicochemical Water Parameters on the Total Weight of the Slipper-shaped Oyster Crassostrea iredalei in Visayas, PhilippinesMichelle B. Besana, Ma. Ramela Angela C. Bermeo, and Philip Ian P. Padilla2019682
44.Comparison of Official Data Sources and Construction of a Sampling Frame for Household-based Livestock Surveys in Nueva Ecija, PhilippinesAnna Ma. Lourdes S. Latonio, Isidoro P. David, and Zita V.J. Albacea2019682
45.Sampling with Probability Proportional to Aggregate Size in Heterogeneous Populations: A Study of Design and EfficiencyDaniel David M. Pamplona2019682
46.Nonparametric Test of Interaction Effect for 22-Factorial Design with Unequal Replicates: Case of Poisson-Normal Multivariate DataMara Sherlin D. Talento, Marcus Jude P. San Pedro and Erniel B. Barrios2019682
47.Life in the Fast Food Lane: Understanding the Factors Affecting Fast Food Consumption among Students in the PhilippinesAdina Faye Bondoc, Hannah Felise Florendo, Emilio Jefe Taguiwalo and John Eustaquio2019681
48.Exploring the Disparities on the Actualization of the Ideal Number of Children among Filipino WomenPatrisha Brynne Agbayani, Kimberly Baltazar, Excel Franco and John Eustaquio2019681
49.Optimal Variable Subset Selection Problem in Regression Analysis is NP-CompletePaolo Victor T. Redondo2019681
50.Computing the Combined Effect of Measurement Errors and Non-Response using Factor Chain-type Class of EstimatorGajendra K. Vishwakarma, Neha Singh and Amod Kumar2019681
51.Performance Evaluation and Comparison of Integer- Valued Time Series Models for Measles Outbreak Detection in CaviteVio Jianu C. Mojica and Frumencio F. Co2019681
52.Investigating Dissimilarity in Spatial Area Data Using Bayesian Inference: The Case of Voter Participation in the Philippine National and Local Elections of 2016Francisco N. de los Reyes2018671
53.Measuring Market Risk with the Folded Peaks-Over-Thresholds ApproachPeter Julian Cayton2018671
54.Employment Correlates of Multidimensional Poverty in the PhilippinesManuel Leonard Albis and Jessmond Elviña2018671
55.Coping with Disasters Due to Natural Hazards: Evidence from the PhilippinesMajah-Leah Ravago, Dennis Mapa, Jun Carlo Sunglao and James Roumasset2018671
56.The Multidimensional Approach to Measuring PovertyLisa Grace S. Bersales, Divina Gracia L. del Prado and Mae Abigail O. Miralles2018671
57.Economic Mobility in Urban Southeast Asia: The Case of the Philippines and IndonesiaNovee Lor Leyso, Arturo Martinez Jr., and Iva Sebastian2017662
58.Understanding the Ideal Number of Children and Contraceptive Practices of Filipino Women through Generalized Linear ModelsIsabella Benabaye, Patricia Rose Donato and John D. Eustaquio2017662
59.Measles Outbreak Detection in Metro Manila: Comparisons between ARIMA and INAR ModelsJoshua Mari J. Paman, Frank Niccolo M. Santiago, Vio Jianu C. Mojica, Frumencio F. Co, and Robert Neil F. Leong2017662
60.Modeling Rare Events using a Zero-Inflated Poisson (ZIP) Distribution: Some New Results on Point EstimationSuntaree Unhapipat, Nabendu Pal and Montip Tiensuwan2017662
61.Zero-Truncated New Quasi Poisson-Lindley Distribution and its ApplicationsRama Shanker and Kamlesh Kumar Shukla2017662
62.Regression and Variable Selection via A Layered Elastic NetMichael Van B. Supranes and Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2017662
63.Asymptotic Decorrelation of Discrete Wavelet Packet Transform of Generalized Long-memory Stochastic VolatilityAlex C. Gonzaga2017662
64.Survival Analysis for Weaning Time of the Palestinian ChildrenAli H. Abuzaid and Raida F. Zaqout2017661
65.Modeling Iloilo River Water QualityMichelle B. Besana and Philip Ian P. Padilla2017661
66.An Index of Financial Inclusion in the Philippines: Construction and AnalysisMynard Bryan R. Mojica and Claire Dennis S. Mapa2017661
67.Comparison of Regression Estimator and Ratio Estimator: A Simulation StudyDixi M. Paglinawan2017661
68.A Class of Ratio-Cum-Product Type Exponential Estimators under Simple Random SamplingGajendra K. Vishwakarma and Sayed Mohammed Zeeshan2017661
69.An Exponentially Weighted Moving Average Control Chart for Zero-Truncated Poisson Processes: A Design and Analytic Framework with Fast Initial Response FeatureRobert Neil F. Leong, Frumencio F. Co, Vio Jianu C. Mojica and Daniel Stanley Y. Tan2017661
70.Spatial-Temporal Models and Computational Statistics Methods: A SurveyErniel B. Barrios and Kevin Carl P. Santos2017661
71.A Sustainability Model for Small Health Maintenance ProgramsMia Pang Rey and Ivy D.C. Suan2016652
72.Multiple Statistical Tools for Divergence Analysis of Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Released VarietiesAldrin Y. Cantila, Sailila E. Abdula, Haziel Jane C. Candalia and Gina D. Balleras2016652
73.Linear Discriminant Analysis vs. Genetic Algorithm Neural Network with Principal Component Analysis for Hyperdimensional Data Analysis: A study on Ripeness Grading of Oil Palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) Fresh FruitDivo Dharma Silalahi, Consorcia E. Reaño, Felino P. Lansigan, Rolando G. Panopio and Nathaniel C. Bantayan2016652
74.Quantile and Restricted Maximum Likelihood Approach for Robust Regression of Clustered DataMay Ann S. Estoy and Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2016652
75.Nonparametric Hypothesis Testing for Isotonic Survival Models with ClusteringJohn D. Eustaquio2016652
76.Semiparametric Probit Model for High-dimensional Clustered DataDaniel R. Raguindin and Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2016652
77.SPCR-Based Control Chart for Autocorrelated Processes with High Dimensional Exogenous VariablesPaul Eric G. Abeto and Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2016652
78.Small Area Estimation with Spatiotemporal Mixed ModelDivina Gracia L. Del Prado and Erniel B. Barrios2016652
79.Interdependence of Philippine Stock Exchange Sector Indices: Evidence of Long-run and Short-run RelationshipKarl Anton M. Retumban2016651
80.Drivers of Household Income Distribution Dynamics in the Philippines*Arturo Martinez Jr., Mark Western, Wojtek Tomaszewski, Michele Haynes, Maria Kristine Manalo, and Iva Sebastian2016651
81.Purposive Sampling in the Analysis of Count DataPaolo Victor T. Redondo2016651
82.AR-Sieve-based Prediction Interval for Sustainable Development IndexJachelle Anne Dimapilis2016651
83.Value-at-Risk Estimates from a SETAR ModelJoselito C. Magadia2016651
84.Comparison of Ordinal Logistic Regression with Tree-Based Methods in Predicting Socioeconomic Classes in the PhilippinesMichael Daniel C. Lucagbo2016651
85.The Recursive Alpha (RAlph) Coefficients: Quantifying Inter-Item Cohesion under Indirect Range RestrictionMichael Van B. Supranes; John Francis J. Guntan; Joy Pauline Adrienne C. Padua; Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2015642
86.Incidence of Crimes and Effectiveness of Interventions in the National Capital Region: Evidence from Panel DataMichael Daniel C. Lucagbo; Lianne S. De La Cruz; Jecca V. Narvasa; Micah Jane A. Paglicawan2015642
87.Bootstrapping Penalty Analysis in Sensory Evaluation of Pizza ProductsCatherine Estiaga2015642
88.Statistical Evaluation of In Vivo Micronucleus Assays in ToxicologyJohn Closter F. Olivo2015642
89.Modelling Rice Yield in the Philippines Using Dynamic Spatio-Temporal ModelsStephen Jun V. Villejo2015642
90.Some Zero Inflated Poisson-Based Combined Exponentially Weighted Moving Average Control Charts for Disease SurveillanceRobert Neil F. Leong; Frumencio F. Co; Daniel Stanley Y. Tan2015642
91.Nonparametric Bootstrap Test in a Multivariate Spatial-Temporal Model: A Simulation StudyAbubakar S. Asaad; Erniel B. Barrios2015642
92.Statistics for Applied Researchers: Bootstrap to the RescueNabendu Pal; Suntaree Unhapipat2015641
93.Developed Sampling Strategy in Evaluating Teaching Performance Through Student RatingsJames Roldan S. Reyes; Zita VJ. Albacea2015641
94.Forecasting Time-Varying Correlation Using the DCC ModelJohn D. Eustaquio; Dennis S. Mapa; Miguel C. Mindanao; Nino I. Paz2015641
95.Classification and Prediction of Suicidal Tendencies of the Youth in the Philippines: An Empirical StudyStephen Jun V. Villejo2015641
96.Comparison of Tree-Based Methods in Identifying Factors Influencing Credit Card Ownership and Prediction AccuracyKarl Anton M. Retumban2015641
97.Predicting Socioeconomic Classification in the Philippines: Beyond the Ordinal Logistic Regression ModelMichael Daniel C. Lucagbo2015641
98.Determinants of income class in Philippine households: Evidence from the Family Income and Expenditure Survey 2009Stephen Jun Villejo; Mark Tristan Enriquez; Michael Joseph Melendres; Dexter Eric Tan; Peter Julian Cayton2014632
99.Determinants of regional minimum wages in the PhilippinesLisa Grace S. Bersales; Michael Daniel C. Lucagbo2014632
100.The link between expenditure on contraceptives and number of young dependents in the PhilippinesMichael Daniel C. Lucagbo; Genica Peye C. Alcaraz; Kristina Norma B. Cobrador; Elaine Japitana; Gelli Anne Q. Sadsad2014632
101.Biosurveillance of measles using control charts: A case study using NCR laboratory confirmed measles counts from January 2009 to January 2014Lorraine Christelle B. Angkico; Priscilla A. Diaz; Robert Neil F. Leong; Frumencio F. Co2014632
102.An efficient variant of dual to ratio and product estimator in sample surveysGajendra K. Vishwakarma; Raj K. Gangele; Ravendra Singh2014632
103.A general class of chain ratio-product type exponential estimators in double sampling using two auxiliary variatesGajendra K. Vishwakarma; Manish Kumar; Raj K. Gangele2014632
104.Modeling clustered survival data with cured fractionIris Ivy M. Gauran; Angela D. Nalica2014632
105.Proceedings of the Focused Group Discussion on Accreditation/Certification for Professional StatisticiansPSAI Initiatives2014631
106.Indentifying Influencers of Consumer Activity: A Case Study in Predictive ModelingAngela D. Nalica; Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2014631
107.Effects of Household Use of Biomass Fuel and Kerosene on Birth Weight of Babies in the PhilippinesMichael Daniel C. Lucagbo2014631
108.Comparison of Different Methods of Constructing Housing Start Index in the PhilippinesFelicidad Hebron2014631
109.Design Strategies in Fitting a Nonlinear ModelMichael Van Supranes2014631
110.Semiparametric Poisson Regression Model for Clustered DataEiffel A. de Vera2014631
111.Modelling Zero-Inflated Clustered Count Data: A Semiparametric ApproachKevin Carl P. Santos2014631
112.Autologistic Spatial-Temporal ModelingMa. Andriena Ida B. Del Ayre-Ofina2014631
113.Visual Exploration of Climate VariabilityWendell Q. Campano; Rona Mae U. Tadlas2013622
114.Measuring Income Mobility using Pseudo-Panel DataArturo M. Martinez Jr; Mark Western; Michele Haynes; Wojtek Tomaszewski2013622
115.Effects of Education on Climate Risk Vulnerability in the Philippines: Evidence from Regional Panel DataMichael Daniel C. Lucagbo; Kristina Norma B. Cobrador; Nikki Ann M. de Mesa; Remy Faye M. Ferrera; Jennifer E. Marasigan2013622
116.Regression Analyses of the Philippine Birth Weight DistributionElline Jade Beltran; Robert Neil F. Leong; Frumencio F. Co2013622
117.Profitability and Growth Topology Analysis of Unilevel-type of Network Marketing StructuresJohn Carlo P. Daquis; Angelique O. Castaneda; Nelson D. Sy; Joseph V. Abgona2013622
118.Classification of Congenital Hypothyroidism using Artificial Neural NetworksIris Ivy Gauran; Ma. Sofia Criselda A. Poblador2013622
119.Career opportunities in the pharmaceutical industryJennifer Ly2013621
120.An elementary proof of independence of least squares estimation of regression coefficients and of variance in linear regressionAlexaander R. De Leon; Joyce Raymund B. Punzalan2013621
121.High dimensional nonparametric discrete choice modelMaureen Dinna D. Giron2013621
122.Esstimation under purposive sampling with auxiliary variableJohn Erwin Banez2013621
123.Sparse principal component regression Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2013621
124.Value-at-risk measures for the PSE index using hidden markov modelsJoselito C. Magadia2013621
125.Bootstrap estimation of the average household expenditure on personal care and effects of regional levelJachelle Anne G. Dimapilis2013621
126.Nonparametric transfer function model with localized temporal effectJohn Carlo P. Daquis2013621
127.Sampling from a Skewed Population: The Sampling Design of the 2011 Survey of Enterprises in the PhilippinesErniel B. Barrios2012612
128.Robust Methods in Time Series Models with VolatilityWendell Q. Campano2012612
129.Poisson Spatial Autoregression Modelling of Poverty Count Data in the PhilippinesJohn Erwin S. Banez2012612
130.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
131.Analysis of Mother's Day Celebration Via Circular StatisticsAli H. Abuzaid2012612
132.Purposive Sampling as an Optimal Bayes Sampling DesignJacqueline M. Guarte2012612
133.Small Area Estimation with a Multivariate Spatial-Temporal ModelArturo M. Martinez, Jr2012612
134.On the Misuse of Slovin's FormulaJeffry J. Tejada; Joyce Raymond B. Punzalan2012611
135.Ranked Set SamplingKevin Carl P. Santos2012611
136.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
137.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
138.Econometric Modeling of Panel Data on the Saving Patterns of Philippine Agricultural HouseholdsAngelo M. Alberto; Lisa Grace S. Bersales2012611
139.Classification of Congenital Hypothyroidism in Newborn Screening Using Self-Organizing MapsIris Ivy M. Gauran; Maria Sofia Criselda A. Poblador2012611


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