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The Parameter Estimation and the Existent Problems Analysis of the Logistic Model

Zhu Hua-feng

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This paper researches the theoretical basis of the Logistic model at first,and then gives the parameter estimation of the model with the method of maximum likelihood estimation.In addition,this paper gives the analysis and the evaluation of the existent problems in the empirical research of the Logistic model.

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This paper researches the theoretical basis of the Logistic model at first,and then gives the parameter estimation of the model with the method of maximum likelihood estimation.In addition,this paper gives the analysis and the evaluation of the existent problems in the empirical research of the Logistic model.

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This paper researches the theoretical basis of the Logistic model at first,and then gives the parameter estimation of the model with the method of maximum likelihood estimation.In addition,this paper gives the analysis and the evaluation of the existent problems in the empirical research of the Logistic model.

Key concepts: Estimation, Logistic regression, Estimation theory, Maximum likelihood, Econometrics, Basis (linear algebra), Logistic function, Logistic model tree

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