• Federal Register
• Bilingual questionnaire proposed by the federal government for the 2010 Census
• Federal government B.13 evaluation report on the question of race in Puerto Rico in the 2000 Census
• Comments submitted by the Institute in response to the public comment period

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The Importance of Programming in Statistics, Promoting Greater Participation of Women

The main objective of this conference was to highlight the importance of programming or coding in statistical processes. In the same way, greater participation of women in the programming area, the use of free platforms for statistical analysis, women in science and technology and the importance of a data scientist or “Data Analyst” were promoted.

Presentations

• Skills and competencies of the 2020 graduate

• • Dr. Orville M. Disdier, Conference Director
• The importance of STEM and computer science in Puerto Rico
  • Lucy Crespo, CEO of the Puerto Rico Trust for Science, Technology and Research
  • Ana H. Quintero, Department of Mathematics, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras
• Coding in statistical processes in Puerto Rico
  • Pedro A. Torres, Professor of Statistics, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez
  • María Egleé Pérez, Department of Mathematics, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras
• Gender Equity in Science and Mathematics
  • Sonia Bartolomei, Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez
• The inclusion of women in coding and statistics
  • Patricia Ordoñez, Department of Computer Science, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras
  • Sofía Stolberg, CEO of Pilot 151 and Codetrotters, supporter of the local tech ecosystem

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To recognize the great contribution of statistics to the quality of life of all, the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics joins organizations around the world in celebrating World Statistics Day 2015. The objectives are:

1. Highlight the contributions of statistics in the different areas of knowledge.
2. Build an environment that brings together students, teachers, researchers, public employees, statisticians and other professionals who share a common interest in statistics.
3. To publicize the functions and contributions of the Institute in the community.

Presentations

• Dr. Mario Marazzi-Santiago, Greetings and welcome
• Dr. Anna Sandoval Girón, Qualitative Methods in the Design of Surveys and Evaluations
• Ben Wood, Modern Consumer Panel Research
• Dr. Qing Wu, Statistics at Google
• Steve Ellsworth, Socrates
• Carlos R. Torres-Cintrón, The transformation of Puerto Rico's cancer epidemiological surveillance system
• Dr. Roberto Rivera, Quality Issues with Data

Technology Hall

• Dr. Luis R. Pericchi, Hypothesis Testing and Estimation under a Bayesian Approach
• Dr. Wolfgang Rolke, Regression and Generalized Linear Models
• Stuart Gano, World Statistics Day

Materials

• Prog Photographs of the activity Photographs of the infographic competition Videos

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