Applied Statistics & Data Science
Reproducible analysis, statistical modeling, visualization and practical workflows for working with real data.
Mocho is an independent research and technology initiative exploring practical ways to use statistics, data science and artificial intelligence to create accessible tools for research, education and public benefit.
About
Mocho is a student-led independent initiative founded by Moises Ignacio Villena Mejia, a Statistics student at ESPOL. It exists as a space to develop research ideas, experimental tools, reproducible workflows and practical applications of AI and data science.
The initiative is currently independent and early-stage. Its goal is to turn rigorous technical work into tools and resources that are understandable, useful and accessible to more people.
Disclosure: Mocho is an independent initiative and is not affiliated with or endorsed by ESPOL.
Focus areas
Work is centered on areas where statistical reasoning, software and AI can improve how people learn, investigate questions and turn data into decisions.
Reproducible analysis, statistical modeling, visualization and practical workflows for working with real data.
Exploring responsible uses of language models to support research, synthesis, prototyping and technical workflows.
Tools and experiments designed to make difficult technical concepts easier to study, explain and apply.
Small, practical software and resources with an emphasis on accessibility, transparency and public usefulness.
Principles
Mocho is not built around hype. The goal is to make careful, testable work that people can understand and reuse.
Build things that are clear enough to inspect, rigorous enough to trust and useful enough to matter.
Contact
Follow the work on GitHub. A domain-based contact email will be added as the project infrastructure is completed.