2023Unpublished venueOpen access

Logistic Regression

C. Meghan Starbuck

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Abstract This chapter covers a type of generalized linear model, logistic regression, that is applied to settings in which the outcome variable is not measured on a continuous scale. Binomial, multinomial, and ordinal logistic regression models are covered.

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Abstract This chapter covers a type of generalized linear model, logistic regression, that is applied to settings in which the outcome variable is not measured on a continuous scale. Binomial, multinomial, and ordinal logistic regression models are covered.

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Abstract This chapter covers a type of generalized linear model, logistic regression, that is applied to settings in which the outcome variable is not measured on a continuous scale. Binomial, multinomial, and ordinal logistic regression models are covered.

Key concepts: Multinomial logistic regression, Binomial regression, Logistic regression, Statistics, Ordinal regression, Logistic model tree, Ordered logit, Logistic distribution

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