Regular biography
Dr Boris Beranger is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at The University of New South Wales. His research focuses on theoretical and computational statistics, particularly in Extreme Value Theory and Symbolic Data Analysis. He holds a PhD in Statistics from Université Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris 6, and a MSc in Mathematics from the same institution. Dr Beranger's work applies statistical methods to extreme environmental events and non-standard data forms. His publications include contributions to journals such as Statistics and Computing and Extremes.
Scholar-generated biography
Boris Beranger is a researcher at the University of New South Wales, specializing in Extreme Value Theory and Symbolic Data Analysis. His work focuses on developing statistical models for complex data structures, including interval-valued and histogram-valued random variables. He has contributed to likelihood-based inference, extremal dependence models, and methods for analyzing aggregated and symbolic data. His research also addresses practical applications such as extreme quantile estimation, refractive error monitoring, and court system contact reduction. Beranger's publications emphasize composite likelihood methods, skew-symmetric families, and extremal properties of distributions, advancing both theoretical and applied statistics.