Bachelor in Ecologia, Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (1984), master in Probability and Statistics, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1988) and PhD, Applied Statistics, University of Reading (1996). Has experience in optimum designs, regression and mixed models and biostatistics methods in general. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Methodologies for the construction of optimal designs bring major contributions to research in experimental areas, especially when there are material restrictions, human resources or runtime limitations. When the experiment involves several factors, the use of full factorial or regular fractions become nonviable. The theory of optimal designs allows searching the most efficient design pos…
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Experimentation plays a crucial role in the development of knowledge in agriculture sciences. The application of the correct statistical methodology, which takes into account the data collection design is essential for research efficiency. Often, to facilitate the execution of the experiment and control unwanted heterogeneity in the system, complex experimental schemes are used. To accomm…
The popularity and applicability of optimum designs have reached considerable growth in recent years. The use of an optimum or efficient design is very important since it means the maximum of information given the fixed resources will be attained. Designs tailored for the practical problem are now a reality given compound criteria suggest by Gilmour and Trinca (2012). Other desired proper…
The aim of this project is to consider the problem of density estimation applied to the segmentation of medical images. Medical images are used to help the diagnostic of tumor diseases as well as to plan and deliver treatment. A computer image is an array of values representing colors in some scale. The smallest element of the image to which it is possible to assign a value is called pixe…
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