About
Claudia Tarantola, PhD, is Professor of Statistics at the Department of Economics and Quantitative Methods of Unviersity of Milan. She has taken part in various research programs, both national and international. In particular, she acted as a coordinator and principal investigator of the project “Multivariate Statistical Analysis for Extreme Value Risk Management in Energy Markets”, financed by ENEL S.P.A. Her main research interests are: Bayesian Statistics, Copula Modelling, Categorical Data Analysis, Data Science, Digitalisation, Diversity and inclusion, Graphical Models, Marginal Models, Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods, Statistical Models for Financial Risks. Her main research interests are: Bayesian Statistics, Copula Modelling, Categorical Data Analysis, Data Science, Digitalisation, Diversity and inclusion, Graphical Models, Marginal Models, Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods, Statistical Models for Financial Risks. She has published scientific papers in well-known international journals such as: Bayesian Analysis, European Journal of Operational research, Expert Systems with application, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B, Quantitative Finance. From January 2023 she is Associate Editor of the Journal of the American Statistical Association (JASA) and of the American Statistician
Key Achievements and Outputs
She has published scientific papers in well-known international journals such as: Bayesian Analysis, European Journal of Operational research, Expert Systems with application, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B, Quantitative Finance.
Research Interests
Main research interests are: Bayesian Statistics, Copula Modelling, Categorical Data Analysis, Data Science, Digitalisation, Diversity and inclusion, Graphical Models, Marginal Models, Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods, Statistical Models for Financial Risks.