In reply to Rick Wicklin.

Hi Rick, Thanks for this great blog post. I am running a logistic regression and will be presenting the standardized coefficients as part of my results.

Can you tell me if the interpretation of standardized coefficients is the same for logistic regression as it is for linear regression? Your blog post has an example of linear regression, and states this: "The standardized coefficients predict the number of standard deviations that the response will change for one STANDARD DEVIATION of change in an explanatory variable. The "change in response" is a unitless quantity. The fact that the standardized intercept is 0 indicates that the predicted value of the (centered) response is 0 when the model is evaluated at the mean values of the explanatory variables."

Can I use the same interpretation for logistic regression? Thanks very much.