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Modeling bounded well-being indices using Bayesian double generalized beta regression with spatial and temporal borrowing
Health and well-being indices are widely used to assess population health outcomes and inform policy decisions. Individual-level assessment of well-being can be used to develop community-level indices that measure wellness for different geographical units. While many existing indices operate at coar
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