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Giovanni M. Marchetti is a Professor in the Department of Statistics, Computer Science, Applications "G. Parenti" at the University of Florence, Italy. His office is located at viale Morgagni, 59, 51134 Florence, with contact information including email giovanni.marchetti@disia.unifi.it and phone +39 055 275 1516. He teaches Statistics courses for Mathematics and Economics degree programs at the university.
Professor Marchetti's primary research interests focus on Statistical Inference and Applied Statistics, with specific expertise in Regression Graphical Models and Multivariate Analysis. His recent research projects include Parameterizations of chain graphs, Graphical models under constraints, Inference in graphical models, and Palindromic binary distributions. His work bridges theoretical statistical developments with practical applications across various scientific domains, as evidenced by publications in journals ranging from mathematical statistics to ecological research.
An analysis of Professor Marchetti's 15 most recent publications (2009-2017) reveals a consistent focus on graphical models and statistical theory. His research spans from foundational work on binary distributions and chain graphs to applications in biological networks and social sciences. The predominant themes include conditional independence structures, parameterizations of complex statistical models, and computational approaches for high-dimensional data analysis. His collaborative work, particularly with Nanny Wermuth, has produced significant contributions to the understanding of graphical model structures.
Professor Marchetti has established significant collaborations, particularly with Nanny Wermuth, and his work appears in prestigious journals including The Annals of Statistics, Journal of Multivariate Analysis, and Electronic Journal of Statistics. His research contributes substantially to the theoretical foundations of graphical models while maintaining relevance to practical applications in diverse fields such as evolutionary biology, marine ecology, and social sciences.
