In my courses, I focus on statistics and data analysis for the social and behavioral sciences.
Thesis supervision
I welcome motivated students interested in thesis work at the intersection of statistics, computational modeling, and soft computing, particularly in contexts involving fuzzy data, text mining, or network analysis. Topics I supervise typically focus on the development or application of statistical methods for handling imprecise, complex, or multi-source data, with potential use cases ranging from survey research to textual and digital data analysis. Undergraduate and prospective PhD student looking for thesis supervision can either join an ongoing project or develop a research topic of their own. For any further information contact me directly.
Selected teaching materials
Disclaimer: These materials are provided as is, with no guarantee of completeness or accuracy. Please note that some content is in Italian. For corrections or questions, don't hesitate to get in touch.
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Data Visualization with R (EN) |
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Social Network Analysis (An introduction) (EN) |
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PSQ1096299 Statistical methods and data analysis in psychology (EN) |
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PSP6075525 Statistical methods in psychometrics (IT) |
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Analysis of uncertain data (EN) |
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Basics of statistical inference with R (EN) |
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Basics of programming and applications with R (EN) |
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GLMs: Case studies (EN) |
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