Sustainable Development in Data Science using Statistical Models

This volume presents a selection of peer-reviewed research contributions showcased at the 36th National Statistics Forum (Foro Nacional de Estadística, FNE), the flagship scientific meeting of the Mexican Statistical Society (Asociación Mexicana de Estadística, AME). Since its inception in 1986, the FNE has served as the premier venue for disseminating and discussing advances in statistics, probability, data analysis, and their applications across Mexico and beyond.

The chapters in this book highlight recent developments in statistical methodology and innovative applications addressing contemporary challenges in an increasingly data-driven world. Covering both theoretical and applied perspectives, they reflect the diversity, rigor, and vitality of current statistical research.

As one of the most important statistical gatherings in Latin America, the FNE provides a unique platform for researchers, practitioners, and students to exchange ideas, foster collaborations, and showcase emerging work from a region whose scientific contributions are often underrepresented in the international literature. Through the participation of distinguished national and international scholars, the forum promotes the advancement of statistical science and its impact across disciplines.

This volume offers readers insight into the latest research trends and methodological innovations emerging from the Latin American statistical community, while highlighting the growing role of statistics in addressing complex scientific, technological, and societal problems.