# Multivariate ordered logit or probit [closed]

I have two ordinal dependent variables, each having three response levels. You can use an ordered logit or probit model for such data if you have one dependent variable. I've seen some papers about multivariate ordered regression, and wonder if there are prepackaged functions in any of the usual stats software environments to do this. I am most proficient in R and Stata. Thank you.

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The MASS package has polr which is very nice. I am fond of the lrm function in Frank Harrel's rms package as it conveniently calculates sandwich based robust errors.
• What do you mean? I have R 3.1.2 and polr in the MASS package runs just fine. – AdamO Mar 2 '15 at 20:14