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Logistic regression
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Logistic regression
How do I predict a categorical outcome?
- Linear model (logistic regression)
- More than one predictor
- How do I build the model?
- Forced entry: predictors entered simultaneously
- Stepwise: predictors entered based on statistics. Yuk!
- Hierarchical: predictors entered in steps based on theory
- How do I build the model?
- How do I measure fit?
- R-square: the proportion of variance explained by the model
- Chi-square: change in the model fit
- What variables can I use?
- Predictors: continous or categorical
- Outcome: categorical
- What are the model parameters?
- b0: the outcome when all predictors are zero
- 95% CIs
- bn: quantifies the realtionship between the outcome and nth predictor
- b0: the outcome when all predictors are zero
- More than one predictor
- Linear model (logistic regression)
Problems
- Wald statistic: tests if a parameter is different to 0
- Linearity of the logit
- Complete seperation
- Influential cases
- Outliers
- Independent residuals
- Multicollinearity
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- Mind Map on Logistic regression, created by l.f.e.hodgson on 31/10/2015.
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