Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to test for significant differences in r squared across groups.
That is, I am running the same model seperately for men and women, and find that the explained variance appears to differ substantially (in both cases small, but almost twice as big in women). Is there any formal way to test if the two r squared are significantly different? If such a comparison is even meaningful?
Thank you in advance.
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