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.Nonparametric Bootstrap Test in a Multivariate Spatial-Temporal Model: A Simulation StudyAbubakar S. Asaad; Erniel B. Barrios2015642
2.Statistics for Applied Researchers: Bootstrap to the RescueNabendu Pal; Suntaree Unhapipat2015641
3.Developed Sampling Strategy in Evaluating Teaching Performance Through Student RatingsJames Roldan S. Reyes; Zita VJ. Albacea2015641
4.Forecasting Time-Varying Correlation Using the DCC ModelJohn D. Eustaquio; Dennis S. Mapa; Miguel C. Mindanao; Nino I. Paz2015641
5.Classification and Prediction of Suicidal Tendencies of the Youth in the Philippines: An Empirical StudyStephen Jun V. Villejo2015641
6.Comparison of Tree-Based Methods in Identifying Factors Influencing Credit Card Ownership and Prediction AccuracyKarl Anton M. Retumban2015641
7.Predicting Socioeconomic Classification in the Philippines: Beyond the Ordinal Logistic Regression ModelMichael Daniel C. Lucagbo2015641
8.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
9.Determinants of regional minimum wages in the PhilippinesLisa Grace S. Bersales; Michael Daniel C. Lucagbo2014632
10.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
11.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
12.An efficient variant of dual to ratio and product estimator in sample surveysGajendra K. Vishwakarma; Raj K. Gangele; Ravendra Singh2014632
13.A general class of chain ratio-product type exponential estimators in double sampling using two auxiliary variatesGajendra K. Vishwakarma; Manish Kumar; Raj K. Gangele2014632
14.Modeling clustered survival data with cured fractionIris Ivy M. Gauran; Angela D. Nalica2014632
15.Proceedings of the Focused Group Discussion on Accreditation/Certification for Professional StatisticiansPSAI Initiatives2014631
16.Indentifying Influencers of Consumer Activity: A Case Study in Predictive ModelingAngela D. Nalica; Joseph Ryan G. Lansangan2014631
17.Effects of Household Use of Biomass Fuel and Kerosene on Birth Weight of Babies in the PhilippinesMichael Daniel C. Lucagbo2014631
18.Comparison of Different Methods of Constructing Housing Start Index in the PhilippinesFelicidad Hebron2014631
19.Design Strategies in Fitting a Nonlinear ModelMichael Van Supranes2014631
20.Semiparametric Poisson Regression Model for Clustered DataEiffel A. de Vera2014631
21.Modelling Zero-Inflated Clustered Count Data: A Semiparametric ApproachKevin Carl P. Santos2014631
22.Autologistic Spatial-Temporal ModelingMa. Andriena Ida B. Del Ayre-Ofina2014631
23.Visual Exploration of Climate VariabilityWendell Q. Campano; Rona Mae U. Tadlas2013622
24.Measuring Income Mobility using Pseudo-Panel DataArturo M. Martinez Jr; Mark Western; Michele Haynes; Wojtek Tomaszewski2013622
25.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
26.Regression Analyses of the Philippine Birth Weight DistributionElline Jade Beltran; Robert Neil F. Leong; Frumencio F. Co2013622
27.Profitability and Growth Topology Analysis of Unilevel-type of Network Marketing StructuresJohn Carlo P. Daquis; Angelique O. Castaneda; Nelson D. Sy; Joseph V. Abgona2013622
28.Classification of Congenital Hypothyroidism using Artificial Neural NetworksIris Ivy Gauran; Ma. Sofia Criselda A. Poblador2013622
29.Career opportunities in the pharmaceutical industryJennifer Ly2013621
30.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


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