BIOL2022 L15 Dealing with BINARY RESPONSE DATA

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Module 2, Lecture 4 Learning Outcomes: • Binary data: e.g. +/- • Binomial distribution (i.e. not normal) • Logistic regression suits Binary dependent data • Want probability of “success” • Model with logit link function (“transformed” probability) • Plot & interpret using probability of “success” equation • Today, great flexibility: o other statistical analyses for other data distributions
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Question 1

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Question: What features of farmland are good for bandicoots? Which of the following are binary dependent variables?
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  • Bandicoot diggings or not
  • Number of bandicoots caught
  • Habitat complexity
  • Logs in the habitat or not

Question 2

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The following formulae are used for:
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  • Binary response data (probability)
  • Continuous response data

Question 3

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This graph represents which equation?
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Question 4

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This graph represents which equation?
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  • Equation 1
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Question 5

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This graph represents which equation?
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  • Equation 1
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