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doc. RNDr. Jana Klicnarová, Ph.D.

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    FZT Department of Data Science and Computing Systems | Associate Professor
    FZT Department of Data Science and Computing Systems | Head
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Publication

Authors Publication title Year Publication type Publication sub-type

CV

Creative activity

Czech Science Foundation: 

GA24-10078S  - collaborator -  New nonparametric tools for econometrics data analysis  

GA17-07384S - collaborator - Nonparametric (statistical) methods in modern econometrics  

GA P201/11/P164 - main researcher - Martingale approximations and U-statistics 

  

  

Collaborator in Visegrad grants:  

ID22310003 Readiness of small and medium-sized enterprises in V4 for stress management interventions  

  

ID22010034 Are contries of the Visegrad Group (V4) ready for the consequences of population aging? 

 

Information

Jana Klicnarová specializes in theoretical and applied statistics and operations research. Her scientific work has long focused on the development of nonparametric statistical methods, martingale approximations, and U-statistics theory. She applies these tools to solve complex analytical problems in economics, social sciences, and natural sciences.

Her research activities are supported by a number of national and international grants. Within the Czech Science Foundation (GAČR), she served as the principal investigator of a project focused on martingale approximations and U-statistics (GA P201/11/P164). She also collaborates on projects in modern econometrics and the development of new non-parametric tools for data analysis (GA24-10078S, GA17-07384S).

As part of international cooperation in the Visegrad Four countries (Visegrad Fund), she participated in projects addressing the preparedness of small and medium-sized enterprises for stress management (ID22310003) and the analysis of the impacts of population aging in the V4 region (ID22010034).

A significant part of her work consists of methodological support and statistical data processing for the application sphere and related scientific fields: 

For example, statistical evaluation of data within projects in cooperation with the Faculty of Fisheries and Water Protection of the University of South Bohemia or analysis of specific biological data; cooperation with the České Budějovice Hospital.

 

Web of Science Research ID

https://publons.com/researcher/D-6156-2016/
 
ORCID ID 
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0341-2380

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