Daniela Marella

Daniela Marella is a Professor at the Department of Social and Economic Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome. She teaches Statistics and holds office hours on Tuesdays from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Her email address is daniela.marella@uniroma1.it.

• Teaching: Statistics (Sociology, Economics, Development Studies)
• Research: Statistical matching, Bayesian networks, survey sampling, uncertainty quantification
• Publications: 15+ articles on non-probability sampling, measurement error, and interrater agreement

Her research focuses on statistical matching methodologies, Bayesian network applications in survey data, and handling selection bias in non-probability samples. She explores measurement error modeling, empirical likelihood approaches, and resampling techniques for complex survey designs.

Recent publications emphasize uncertainty analysis in statistical matching, graphical models for data integration, and Bayesian structural learning. Key areas include non-ignorable sampling, ordinal categorical data agreement, and pseudo-population resampling frameworks.