
About Me
Associate Researcher at the Department of Mathematics and the center of Analysis & Mathematical Modeling Valparaiso (AM2V) of the Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María. I completed my doctorate degree in Statistics at University of São Paulo, Brazil in 2006 under the direction of Dr. Gilberto A. Paula.
I am interested in the application of diagnostic and sensitivity techniques as a mean to criticize and to improve the statistical modeling. I maintain contact with researchers of the IME-USP collaborating in the development of the estimation and influence diagnostic procedures in mixed-effects models under non-normal distributions as well as the computational implementation of such techniques.
Areas of Interest
In the News
Cuestionamientos al INE
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PDF. La Tercera, 05/04/2013
Mathematical Modeling on TV
Canal 13 Cable, TecnoCiencia
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Publications
Meza, C., Osorio, F., and De la Cruz, R. (2012).
Estimation in nonlinear mixed-effects models using heavy-tailed distributions.
Statistics and Computing
22 (1), 121-139.
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Osorio, F., Paula, G.A., and Galea, M. (2009).
On estimation and influence diagnostics for the Grubbs' model under heavy-tailed distributions.
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis
53 (4), 1249-1263.
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Cademartori, D., Navia, R., Galea, M., and Osorio, F. (2008).
Prediction of the economic activity from the short and long-term interest rate differential: New evidences in Chile and the United States of America cases.
Applied Economics Letters
15 (9), 707-712.
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Osorio, F., Paula, G.A., and Galea, M. (2007).
Assessment of local influence in elliptical linear models with longitudinal structure.
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis
51 (9), 4354-4368.
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Osorio, F., and Galea, M. (2006).
Detection of a change-point in Student-t linear regression models.
Statistical Papers
47 (1), 31-38.
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Conference Proceedings
De la Cruz, R., Eyheramendy, S., Meza, C., and Osorio, F. (2010).
Exact estimation procedures in a spatial mixed-effects probit model with binary outcomes.
In JSM Proceedings
, Statistical Computing Section. Alexandria, VA: American Statistical Association. 3629-3637.
Work in Progress
Osorio, F. (2013).
On outlier accommodation and influence diagnostics for penalized splines.
Submitted.
Vallejos, R., Osorio, F., and Cuevas, F. (2013).
SpatialPack - An R package for computing spatial association between two stochastic processes defined on the plane.
Submitted.
Software development
heavy : Package for outliers accommodation using heavy-tailed distributions
The heavy package contains routines to perform estimation and inference considering
heavy-tailed distributions. Currently the package includes linear regression, linear mixed-effect models,
penalized splines and multivariate random variate generation. Visit the project page
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SpatialPack : Package for analysis of spatial data
This package provides tools to assess the association between two spatial processes.
Currently, three methodologies are implemented: An adapted t test to perform hypothesis testing about the
independence between the processes, a suitable nonparametric correlation coefficient, and the codispersion
coefficient. Visit the project page
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