Webinars, Courses & Workshops

The International Statistical Institute offers members and statistical professionals access to current and upcoming events, courses and webinars, alongside a curated library of past content, to support continuous learning and professional growth. Most activities are organised and hosted by ISI associations, committees and partners, with additional regional webinars and ISI Academy webinars hosted by the ISI.

Webinars

Contributed Paper Session

Mixture-Based Approximately Unimodal Likelihood Model for Ordinal Data

Mr Ryoya Yamasaki

65th WSC (2025)

Applications 7

CPS334: A Spatial Analysis of South African Secondary School's Performance

Arulsivanathan Naidoo

60th WSC (2015)

Measuring global external imbalances

Real or Mock Surplus? Uncertainties in Measuring Goods and Current Account Balance

Péter Bánhegyi

58th WSC (2011)

Posters

skewlmm: An R package for robust estimation of linear mixed models based on scale mixture of skew-normal distributions

Fernanda L. Schumacher , Larissa A. Matos , Victor H. Lachos

63rd WSC (2021)

Semiparametric inference and variable selection

Statistical inference for right-censored data with nonignorable missing censoring indicators

Zhihua Sun , Tianfa Xie , Hua Liang

59th WSC (2013)

Member (2017 – 2021)

Sylvia Richardson

UK

Abel Rodriguez

Read more about Abel Rodriguez

Abel is a Professor of Statistics at the University of Washington, and an affiliate member of the eScience Institute at the Center for Statistics in the Social Sciences. Currently, he also serves as the Chair of the Department of Statistics.

Poster spotlight (5)

Analysis of indicators of perceived happiness of Venezuelan households

Johana Valera , José Ruette

59th WSC (2013)

Poster

PB1-A Hybrid Logistic Regression and Long short term memory Model for Improved Short-term and Ultra Short-term Photovoltaic Power Forecasting

Chang Ma

65th WSC (2025)

ISI Regional Webinars Series

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