I want to estimate the difference in association between a single predictor and two different outcomes with the same form. As an example take this dataset. One numeric predictor and two binary no/yes outcomes. exDF.RData (9.6 KB) Here is the model I propose running, a multivariate bernoulli. Apolo…

I’m not sure what you mean by “kosher statistically”, but I’m pretty sure the answer is “yes”. That is to say, if you have two outcomes with the same units, and a single predictor, it’s a perfectly well posed question to ask whether the slope of one regression is bigger than the slope of the other. …

Estimating difference in effect of a predictor on different (but similar) outcomes in a mutlivariate regression

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Estimating difference in effect of a predictor on different (but similar) outcomes in a mutlivariate regression

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