Jacobo de Uña-Álvarez
Full Professor – Department of Statistics and OR , SiDOR Research Group
& CINBIO, University of Vigo
Address: Facultad de CC. Económicas y Empresariales, Campus Lagoas-Marcosende, 36310 Vigo, Spain
Phone: (+34) 986812492 Fax:
(+34) 986812401 E-mail: jacobo@uvigo.es
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Meetings I have organized: MSM2014 ; MESTICE2012 ; Statistics in
Sports 2010 ; Quantitative
Methods in Oceanography 2009 ; ISNI2008 ; SMSM2005
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Research interests: bioinformatics,
biostatistics, censored and truncated data, econometrics, goodness-of-fit
tests, multi-state models, nonparametric curve estimation, resampling methods, survival
analysis
Selected presentations:
“On nonparametric
estimation of transition probabilities in non-Markov multi-state models”, Graz,
July 14 2015
“Nonparametric
estimation of transition probabilities in the non-Markov illness-death model: a
comparative study”, Pisa, December 7 2014
“Generalized copula-graphic estimator with
left-truncated and right-censored data”, Cádiz, June 13 2014 PDF
“Advances in
survival data: parametric vs nonparametric
truncation”, Liege, October 25 2012 PDF
“Generalized
copula-graphic estimator”, Vigo, March 21 2012 PDF and
Porto, September 28 2012 PDF
“Nonparametric and semiparametric estimation of a distribution function under
random double truncation”, Freiburg, January 18 2012 PDF and Porto, March 23 2012 PDF
“Semiparametric
kernel density estimation with doubly truncated data”, London, December 18 2011 PDF
“Kernel density
estimation with doubly truncated data”, New York, June 27 2011 PDF
“On the statistical
properties of SGoF multitesting
method”, Copenhagen, June 15 2011 PDF
“Testing markovianity in the three-state progressive models via
future-past association”, Rome, June 7 2011 PDF
Selected papers:
“Nonparametric estimation of
transition probabilities in the non-Markov illness-death model: a comparative
study” (joint with L. Meira-Machado), Biometrics 61, 364-375 (2015)
“An extended SGoF multiple
testing method for discrete data” (joint with I. Castro-Conde and S. Doehler), Statistical Methods in Medical Research, in press
(2015) PDF
“Expanded renal transplantation: a
competing risk model approach” Journal of Applied Statistics (joint with P. Martínez-Camblor), in press (2015) PDF
“The jackknife estimate of covariance for two
Kaplan-Meier integrals with covariates” (joint with L. Azarang
and W. Stute), Statistics 49, 1005-1025 PDF
Full publications
list
Software:
DTDA:
Statistical analysis of doubly truncated data [Paper published in Journal of
Statistical Software]
SGoF:
Multiple hypothesis testing [Paper published in The R Journal]
TP.idm: Transition probabilities for the illness-death
model
Ph.D. advisorship:
"Multi-State Models for
Biomedical Research: New Contributions in Statistical Modelling, Software
Development, and Applications", Luis F. Meira-Machado
(co-supervisor: Carmen Cadarso-Suárez), December 2005
“The Statistical Analysis of Doubly
Truncated Data: New Methods, Software Development, and Biomedical
Applications”, Carla Moreira, July 2010
“Semiparametric
estimation in the non-Markov three-state and illness-death progressive models”,
Ana Paula Amorim, February 2012
“Contributions to Survival Analysis
with Applications to Biomedicine”, Mar Rodríguez-Girondo,
June 2013
“New Contributions in the Missing
Censoring-Indicator Model”, Jorge Mendonça, October
2014
“Advances in Multiple Hypothesis
Testing: the Sequential Goodness-of-Fit Procedure Revisited and Expanded”,
Irene Castro-Conde, December 2014
Current Ph. D. students: Leyla Azarang (survival analysis), Marta Cousido-Rocha (goodness-of-fit tests, multiple comparisons)
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Teaching activity (course
2015-2016):
· “Course on Survival Analysis” (Statistics Master Program)
· “Course on Experimental Design and
Data Analysis” (Aquiculture Master
Program)
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“Course
on Industrial Statistics Applied to Engineering” (Master
in Industrial Engineering)
· “Statistical applications for
experimental and technical design and data analysis” (Doctorado Do*Mar)
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