Future Issues
"The Future Issues" section of the Brazilian Journal of Biometrics presents a list of articles that have already been accepted and are being prepared for publication in our next issues. Here, readers can anticipate and prepare for the articles that will be published soon, keeping up-to-date with the latest advances in biometrics research. Stay tuned for article titles and authors, and don't miss the opportunity to delve into cutting-edge knowledge in our research field.
Vol 43
Vermula et al. Sample size Estimation of Skewed Distributions in Medical Research. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025)
Osi et al. The New Transformed Sine G family of Distribution with Inferences and Application. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025)
Ribeiro Santos et al. Optimal designs in plant breeding experiments: a simulation study using wheat pedigree matrix. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025)
Carvalho Nascimento et al. Proposition of Bootstrap Tests for Comparisons Between Two Independent Mean Vectors in High Dimensionality. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025)
Vishwakarma et al. Advanced Bayesian Survival Modeling for Lung Adenocarcinoma Prognosis: The afthd R Package and Shiny Application. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025)
Silva et al. Regression analysis: A new methodology to compare equations. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025).
Manhães Saint'Clair et al. Parametric time-to-event analysis to evaluate the germination of faba bean and lentil seeds. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025).
Hayatu et al. Emotion Detection in Text Data: A Comparative Study of Machine Learning Algorithms. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025).
Cendoya et al. Impact and interpretation of different measures of genetic diversity in inbred lines applied to crop breeding. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025).
Singh. Spatial Heterogeneity study of Early Child Marriages before and after implementation of Prohibition of Child Marriage Act (2006) in India: Evidence from National Family Health Survey. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025).
Azeem. Enhancing the efficiency of randomized response techniques using direct responses. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v.43, xx (2025).