Paper: Robust logistic quantile regression models using skewed heavy-tailed distributions

Paper: Modelling time series of counts with deflation or inflation of zeros

Paper: Intra household resource allocation and gender relation in Côte d’Ivoire : a way for facing non inclusive growth situation

Paper: Modeling the Financial Market Indicators with Semiparametric Volatility Model with Varying Frequency

Paper: Prediction Interval of Air Pollutants Concentration by Nonparametric Regression Analysis

Paper: Prediction Interval of Air Pollutants Concentration by Nonparametric Regression Analysis

He is selected as the recipient of the 2021 ISI Founders of Statistics Prize for his 1996 paper on ‘Regression Shrinkage and Selection via the LASSO’, published in the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B, pp. 267-288. Robert Tibshirani is Professor of Biomedical Science and Statistics at Stanford University.

The 2017 ISI Mahalanobis Award Selection Committee emphasized Prof. Mukerjee’s lifetime record of truly outstanding research in design of experiments and asymptotic theory of statistical inference, and significant research in survey sampling; his considerable professional service, including editorial boards for extended periods on some major statistical journals; and his teaching and mentoring which has contributed greatly to capacity development in a large developing country.

Professor Arellano-Valle, Department of Statistics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, has made outstanding contributions to Statistics in a developing country and region, as an academic leader, in professional leadership and as an inspiration and capacity-builder. His lifetime achievements in statistics (especially in developing countries), and promotion of best statistical practices truly reflect the spirit of the work of Professor P.C. Mahalanobis.