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Emmanuel Dodzi Kpeglo
The researcher is broadly interested in developing advanced statistical methodologies across diverse fields including Psychology of Development and Education, Traffic and Road Safety, COVID-19 epidemiological studies, Statistical Methods in Clinical Trials, Pesticide Residue Analysis and Safety, Global Security and Public Health, Insurance and Financial Risk Management, and the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Disease Transmission. Their work focuses on enhancing statistical robustness, accuracy, and practical application across these domains to address challenges in public health, education, safety research, and healthcare management.
COVID-19 and healthcare impacts
COVID-19 epidemiological studies
Global Security and Public Health
Insurance and Financial Risk Management
Pesticide Residue Analysis and Safety
Probability and Risk Models
Psychology of Development and Education
Statistical Methods in Clinical Trials
Traffic and Road Safety
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on number of deaths in Ghana: an application of ARIMA with intervention analysis
Open AccessTHE AKRONG DISTRIBUTION: A NOVEL BOUNDED LINEAR PROBABILITY MODEL FOR ENHANCED ACCURACY AND UNBIASED ESTIMATION IN INSURANCE CLAIM MODELING WITH POLICY LIMITS
THE AKRONG DISTRIBUTION: A NOVEL BOUNDED LINEAR PROBABILITY MODEL FOR ENHANCED ACCURACY AND UNBIASED ESTIMATION IN INSURANCE CLAIM MODELING WITH POLICY LIMITS
Risk communication to vulnerable populations on crimes in the Economic Community of West Africa: case-study of Ghana
Open AccessEfficient Parameter Estimation for Claim-Time Behaviour in Insurance Portfolios: MCMC Simulation Analysis of MLE and MAP Techniques
Open AccessIdentifying Therapeutic Window for the Ratio of Means under Heteroscedasticity
Open AccessAssess Self-Efficacy of Individuals for Personal Protection in Ghana
Open AccessIdentification of Maximum Safe Dose Based on Ratio of Normally Distributed Data under Heteroscedasticity
Open AccessIdentification of Minimum Effective Dose based on Ratio of a Normally Distributed Data under Heteroscedasticity
Open AccessIdentification of Minimum Effective Dose based on Ratio of a Normally Distributed Data under Heteroscedasticity
Open AccessCross-Sectional and Medico-Legal Investigations of Covid-19 Response, Ghana
Open AccessIdentifying maximum safe dose( MSD) in a (k+2)-arm trial under unequal variances
Open AccessAssessing the Risk of Road Traffic Fatalities Across Sub-Populations of a Given Geographical Zone, Using a Modified Smeed’s Model
Open AccessDepartment of Mathematics
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology