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 44
Kumar et al. The Reflected-Shifted-Truncated Maxwell Distribution with its Statistical Properties and Applications. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Mishra et al. Gender Disparity to Mass Media Exposure in Uttar Pradesh, India: An analysis of the NFHS 2019-21 data. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Carvalho Nascimento et al. Proposal of multivariate multiple comparison tests with the control treatment. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Kumar. Zero Truncated Hyper-Negative Binomial Distribution and its Application. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Rosa et al. Generalised additive models for location, scale, and shape in sports science: a systematic review. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Chikwelu. Analyzing the Impact of Quarantine and Asymptomatic Infection on the Transmission Dynamics of Covid-19. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Aquino et al. Machine Learning for Predicting the Number of Children Among Pregnant Women in Inimutaba – Minas Gerais. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Reis Alves et al. A Bayesian mixed beta model applied to multivariate sensory data. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Batista et al. midrangeMCP: The R Package for Multiple Comparisons Based on the Range and Midrange Distributions. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Ossifo et al. Geostatistical analysis of aboveground carbon stock in Mopane forests. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).
Gupta et al. Minimum cost trend free 16-run foldover designs. Brazilian Journal of Biometrics, v44, xx (2026).