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El futuro de los métodos estadísticos

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Este trabajo analiza cómo la creciente accesibilidad inmediata a grandes masas de datos, la mayor potencia con menor coste de los métodos de cálculo, el crecimiento de la demanda por las técnicas estadísticas y la emergente necesidad de combinar distintos tipos de información van a impulsar el avance de nuevos métodos estadísticos. Se concluye que es previsible un desarrollo importante de técnicas exploratorias multivariantes, de métodos de estimación más generales y flexibles, de una mejor evaluación de la incertidumbre al construir modelos estadísticos, de métodos de predicción multivariante y de metodologías para Meta-Análisis. Se estudian algunas implicaciones de estos avances en la estadística oficial, y en especial en la actividad de un Instituto Nacional de Estadística (lNE), resaltando cómo pueden contribuir a mejorar la calidad de la información suministrada por el INE y su servicio a la sociedad española.

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  • Peña, Daniel, 1996. "El futuro de los métodos estadísticos," DES - Documentos de Trabajo. Estadística y Econometría. DS 3639, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Departamento de Estadística.
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