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Gery Andres Diaz Rubio

Adjunct professor

Department of Statistical Sciences "Paolo Fortunati"

Research fellow

Department of Statistical Sciences "Paolo Fortunati"

Teaching tutor

Department of Statistical Sciences "Paolo Fortunati"

Department of Pharmacy and Biotechnology

Research

Keywords: Time series analysis Econometric theory Model selection Developing economies Economic analysis Dynamic panel data models

  1. Empirical Analysis of the Strategic and Tactical Role of Coaches in Serie A
    This research examines the impact of coaching strategies and tactics on team performance in Serie A. By analyzing game data and in-game variables, it provides empirical evidence on the effectiveness of various coaching styles. The study includes the presentation "Home Advantage with In-Game Variables from Commentary Data in Serie A."

  2. Temporal Impact of Emotions in Online Video Gamers’ Reviews
    This study explores how gamers' emotions, expressed in online reviews, influence their engagement levels and daily activity. It contributes to understanding consumer behavior in the gaming industry.

  3. Model Selection and Information Criteria
    This research extends the Misspecification-Resistant Information Criterion (MRIC) to multivariate time series models, aiming to improve model selection accuracy. Key works include:
    - "Multivariate Extension of the Misspecification-Resistant Information Criterion"
    - Seminars on MRIC for multivariate time series
    - A comprehensive review of model selection criteria
    - Analysis of prediction errors in multivariate time series
    - Nonparametric methods for model selection in nonlinear time series
    - Various presentations on consistent model selection for vector time series at international conferences.

    Dissemination & Research Proposals

    My dissemination efforts involved presenting economic and statistical concepts to a broader audience, including seminars on economic crises, game theory, and economic history. Research proposals included examining systemic corruption in Peru, developing a VAR model for monetary policy transmission in Peru, and investigating economic and social coordination mechanisms in Peru using institutional and game-theoretical frameworks.