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<p>Multivariate GLARMA models examining whether a non-linear relationship exists between daily firearm violence and consecutive days of high heat.</p> Hao Zhang (15339) Bryce Hruska (8997150) Biophysics Cell Biology Biotechnology Ecology Astronomical and Space Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Science Policy Infectious Diseases incidence rate ratios humidity data derived comprehensive monitoring systems 90 degrees fahrenheit 2010 &# 8211 multivariate analyses revealed heat index calculations absolute temperature effects gun violence relationships sole significant predictor daily maximum temperature normal temperature became four temperature metrics metrics </ p daily firearm violence significant predictor normal temperature firearm violence univariate analyses temperature metric high heat daily incidents daily deviation year period xlink "> univariate models successive days seasonal norms predictive capacities new york national centers independently contribute identify periods extreme temperatures environmental information distinct pathways directly obtained consecutive days complexity supports complex patterns <p>Multivariate GLARMA models examining whether a non-linear relationship exists between daily firearm violence and consecutive days of high heat.</p> 2026-09-30T17:28:28Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pone.0358196.t007 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Multivariate_GLARMA_models_examining_whether_a_non-linear_relationship_exists_between_daily_firearm_violence_and_consecutive_days_of_high_heat_p_/34034875 CC BY 4.0