HLHenry Laniado

Henry Laniado

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Henry Laniado has a total of 46 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:


Latest Publications

  • Open Access

    Influencia del nivel de TIC y de competencias digitales en el desempeño operativo de pymes del sector turístico del Valle del Cauca, Colombia

    by Juan Ignacio Oviedo Pino, Lina Teresa Gómez Gómez, Henry Laniado

    Los beneficios de las TIC en las pymes se resumen en mayor rendimiento, crecimiento, expansión y nuevos productos. La investigación en gestión y sistemas de información suele abordar las TIC sin distinguir el efecto de diferentes tipos de tecnologías y su nivel de uso en las organizaciones. El objetivo de esta investigación fue analizar el efecto de la disposición y el nivel de uso de distintas herramientas y aplicaciones de TIC, y de las competencias digitales en el desempeño operativo de pymes del sector turístico del Valle del Cauca, Colombia, mediante una encuesta aplicada a 100 representantes legales o gerentes de empresas turísticas, a partir de una población de 2434 pymes. Para el análisis de las variables y sus indicadores se usó PLS-SEM. Los resultados evidenciaron que el nivel de TIC influye positiva y significativamente en el desempeño operativo, aunque las competencias digitales no presentaron un efecto moderador destacable en la relación entre el nivel de TIC y el desempeño operativo. Se concluye que, en la muestra analizada, el nivel de TIC constituye un predictor relevante del desempeño operativo, aunque su efecto no depende necesariamente del nivel general de competencias digitales. Estos hallazgos aportan evidencia empírica sobre el valor estratégico de las TIC en pymes turísticas de economías emergentes y sugieren la necesidad de profundizar en otros factores organizacionales que podrían potenciar dicha relación.

  • Dimension reduction for outlier detection in high-dimensional data

    by Santiago Ortiz, Henry Laniado, Daniel Peña, Francisco J. Prieto


  • Open Access

    The EE-Classifier: A classification method for functional data based on extremality indexes

    by Catalina Lesmes, Francisco Zuluaga, Henry Laniado, Andres Gomez, Andrea Carvajal

    Functional data analysis has gained significant attention due to its wide applicability. This research explores the extension of statistical analysis methods for functional data, with a primary focus on supervised classification techniques. It provides a review on the existing depth-based methods used in functional data samples. Building on this foundation, it introduces an extremality-based approach, which takes the modified epigraph and hypograph indexes properties as classification techniques. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the classifier, it is applied to both real-world and synthetic data sets. The results show its efficacy in accurately classifying functional data. Additionally, the classifier is used to analyze the fluctuations in the S\&P 500 stock value. This research contributes to the field of functional data analysis by introducing a new extremality-based classifier. The successful application to various data sets shows its potential for supervised classification tasks and provides valuable insights into financial data analysis.

  • Open Access

    Associative networks for the daily prediction of opening and closing values of stock indices

    by Simón Pedro J. Mejía Uribe, Henry Laniado Roda, Paula María Almonacid Hurtado, Jimmy Saravia Matus

    This paper presents an associative neural network based on Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks to predict the opening, minimum, maximum and closing prices ​​of the Shanghai composite index, PetroChina Company Limited (PetroChina), and Zhongxing Telecommunications Equipment Corporation (ZTE). The data is transformed with time series techniques to render them stationary. Once good results are obtained in terms of the mean absolute percentage error (MAPE), the model is tested with the American Nasdaq Composite Index (IXIC). Similar works have been carried out, such as that of Ding & Qin (2020) where they predict the opening, minimum and maximum prices ​​of an asset. This study goes a step further to predict the closing value following the proposed associative network methodology. Having the opening price and the closing price, it is possible to make investments to generate profitability based on the daily net change in value of the asset. Resumen Este trabajo presenta una red neuronal asociativa basada en redes LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) para predecir los precios de apertura, mínimo, máximo y cierre del índice compuesto de Shanghai, PetroChina y Zhongxing Telecommunications Equipment Corporation (ZTE). Los datos son transformados con técnicas de series temporales para hacerlos estacionarios. Una vez obtenidos buenos resultados en términos del error porcentual absoluto medio (MAPE), el modelo es probado con el American Nasdaq Composite Index (IXIC). Trabajos similares han sido realizados, como el de Ding & Qin (2020), donde predicen los precios de apertura, mínimos y máximos de un activo. Este studio va un paso más adelante en la predicción del valor de cierre siguiendo la metodología de redes asociativas propuesta. Teniendo el precio de apertura y el precio de cierre, es posible realizar inversiones para generar rentabilidad en base al cambio neto diario en valor del activo.

  • Confidence sub-contour box: an alternative to traditional confidence intervals

    by Daniel Rojas-Diaz, Alexandra Catano-Lopez, Carlos M. Vélez, Santiago Ortiz, Henry Laniado


  • Open Access

    Nonparametric Generation of Synthetic Data Using Copulas

    by Juan P. Restrepo, Juan Carlos Rivera, Henry Laniado, Pablo Osorio, Omar A. Becerra

    This article presents a novel nonparametric approach to generate synthetic data using copulas, which are functions that explain the dependency structure of the real data. The proposed method addresses several challenges faced by existing synthetic data generation techniques, such as the preservation of complex multivariate structures presented in real data. By using all the information from real data and verifying that the generated synthetic data follows the same behavior as the real data under homogeneity tests, our method is a significant improvement over existing techniques. Our method is easy to implement and interpret, making it a valuable tool for solving class imbalance problems in machine learning models, improving the generalization capabilities of deep learning models, and anonymizing information in finance and healthcare domains, among other applications.


  • Open Access

    Identification of Hazard and Socio-Demographic Patterns of Dengue Infections in a Colombian Subtropical Region from 2015 to 2020: Cox Regression Models and Statistical Analysis

    by Santiago Ortiz, Alexandra Catano-Lopez, Henry Velasco, Juan P. Restrepo, Andrés Pérez-Coronado, Henry Laniado, Víctor Leiva

    Dengue is a disease of high interest for public health in the affected localities. Dengue virus is transmitted by Aedes species and presents hyperendemic behaviors in tropical and subtropical regions. Colombia is one of the countries most affected by the dengue virus in the Americas. Its central-west region is a hot spot in dengue transmission, especially the Department of Antioquia, which has suffered from multiple dengue outbreaks in recent years (2015–2016 and 2019–2020). In this article, we perform a retrospective analysis of the confirmed dengue cases in Antioquia, discriminating by both subregions and dengue severity from 2015 to 2020. First, we conduct an exploratory analysis of the epidemic data, and then a statistical survival analysis is carried out using a Cox regression model. Our findings allow the identification of the hazard and socio-demographic patterns of dengue infections in the Colombian subtropical region of Antioquia from 2015 to 2020.


  • Open Access

    Modeling the Risk of Infectious Diseases Transmitted by Aedes aegypti Using Survival and Aging Statistical Analysis with a Case Study in Colombia

    by Henry Velasco, Henry Laniado, Mauricio Toro, Alexandra Catano-López, Víctor Leiva, Yuhlong Lio

    Many infectious diseases are deadly to humans. The Aedes aegypi mosquito is the principal vector of infectious diseases that include chikungunya, dengue, yellow fever, and zika. Some factors such as survival time and aging are vital in its development and capacity to transmit the pathogens, which in turn are affected by environmental factors such as temperature. In this paper, we consider aging as the biological wear and tear presented in some mosquito populations over time, whereas survival is considered as the maximum time that a mosquito lives. We propose statistical methods that are commonly used in engineering for reliability analysis to compare transmission riskiness among different mosquitoes. We conducted a case study in three Colombian cities: Bello, Riohacha, and Villavicencio. In this study, we detected that the Aedes aegypi female mosquitoes in Bello live longer than in Riohacha and Villavicencio, and the females in Riohacha live longer than those in Villavicencio. Regarding aging, the females from Riohacha age slower than in Villavicencio and the latter age slower than in Bello. Mosquito populations that age slower are considered young and the other ones are old. In addition, we detected that the females from Bello in the temperature range of 27 ∘C–28 ∘C age slower than those in Bello at higher temperatures. In general, a young female has a higher risk of transmitting a disease to humans than an old female, regardless of its survival time. These findings have not been previously reported in studies of this type of infectious diseases and contributed to new knowledge in biomedicine.