# Comparing different functional forms of the same outcome variable using LOO-CV: Follow-up questions

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Thank you so much again Aki. There is a section in the notebook where you do compare a Gaussian model using the scaled version of the outcome to the model using the unscaled version, but not to the binomial. Keen to see the analysis you mentioned.

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