Sunday, November 22, 2020, students of the Statistics Study Program FMIPA Yogyakarta State University, presented their research articles at the National Seminar on Statistics IX with the theme "The Role of Data Science in Economic Recovery Affected by Covid-19 in Indonesia", which was organized by the Department of Statistics FMIPA Padjadjaran University ( http://semnas.statistics.unpad.ac.id). The team, consisting of Nusyrotus Sa'adah, Hadi Faisal Afif, and Andriati Langiran, presented the results of research entitled "Analysis of Factors that Influence the Depth Index and Severity Index of Poverty in Indonesia using the Multiple Regression Approach". The results of this research showed that two factors significantly influenced the poverty depth index and severity index, namely the school participation rate and the percentage of households using laptops. Furthermore, it was concluded that the lowest value of the poverty depth index and severity index was owned by DKI Jakarta Province and the highest value of both indices was owned by West Papua Province. So the highest level of inequality and poverty inequality is in West Papua Province.