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SPSS: Plot a multinomial logistic regression
Very simply, I'd like to plot a graph that compares what is predicted by the model to the real observations.
It seems easy for binomials, but for multinomial the graph that SPSS creates is pretty ...
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How can I interpret binary logistic table?
I´m beginner with SPSS and I have on problem on interpreting binary logistic results. So I have this table:
Variables in the Equation
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Meaning of warning messages in logistic regression using multiply imputed data set in SPSS
I had a data set containing 2 dependent variables (one binary and the other ordinal) and a set of 30 co-variates (both continuous and categorical) with a lots of missing values. I heard that multiple ...
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spss: working with two binary/dummy variables
Am trying to set a few binary/dummy variables against each other, i.e. propensity_to_dance and gender.
I assume that it' ok to ...
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spss 20 for mac: how to get probabilities after running a binary logistic regression [duplicate]
I have a binary variable that I'm investigating in SPSS, inclination_to_dance. I have another linear variable as well, ...
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Output of logistic regression model [duplicate]
I have built a logistic regression model using SPSS to predict a variable (0 or 1)
The coefficients are as below: -0.005, 0.132, 1.349, -1.321,-0.265,-0.981, intercept = -1.522 when I sub in the ...
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I'm not sure how to interpret my binary logistic regression output from SPSS
My dependant variable is diagnosis of cancer malignant being 0 and benign being 1. And my covariate is mean radius (of the tumour). I get this:
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Generalized Linear Model in SPSS with common values among predictors treated as subpopulations. Why?
I am teaching a class on logistic regression with SPSS. The textbook supplies a sample data set with a binary predictor and two numeric covariates. The sample contains 1000 rows and a number of these ...
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Multinomial log. regression in SPSS with a dummy independent variable
This is my test design which is simply a grouping variable:
When I choose to regress a gender variable (w/m) onto this grouping variable with a multinomial logisitic regression model I'll observe
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Which test to compare two datasets?
I have used a stimulus (stimulus1) in a perception test, to see if the participants perceive it as A or B in a forced choice task. (the stimulus is composed of several features f1,f2...)
Then I have ...
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CI for logistic regression
What does it means if no CI was given for binary logistic regression analysis in SPSS output?
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How do I interpret logistic regression output for categorical variables when two categories are missing?
I am using binary logistic regression; the dependent variable is 1 or 0; the independent variables are two groups: the first group includes continuous variables (...
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Multinomial regression with categorical choice and predictos and factor analysis
I have a non-ordinal categorical dependent variable with 3 choice outcomes and 20 ordinal categorical predictors and want to do a multinomial logistic regression. However, I want to reduce the ...
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Seeking an effect-size measure for simple effects in binary logistic regression in SPSS [closed]
I am trying to get an effect-size measure for simple effects in a binary logistic regression. I am using the GENLIN procedure in SPSS; here is the syntax:
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What does a chi-square test mean when no p-value is returned?
I did multinomial logistic regression using SPSS chi-square is .000 , df is 0 and significance =.
So what does it mean significance = .?
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How to handle missing data in a logistic regression using SPSS?
I have a data-set of genetic variants which I'm trying to use as predictors for a simple phenotype, and for starters I use a binary logistic regression in SPSS. I have around 900 individuals, and for ...
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SPSS version 19 omits one covariate (of 8) in a binary logistic regression
When I run a binary logistic regression using SPSS 19, the program can analyse seven covariates, but consistently omits the eighth. This occurs regardless of which covariate it is. Is this a ...
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How to do a repeated measures analysis with binary DVs and a single binary IV?
I ran an experiment where participants were randomly allocated to 2 conditions.
They then completed 3 seperate tests with a binary pass/fail outcome for each test.
So I have 3 binary (within-subject) ...
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How do I conduct model selection for logistic regression in SPSS?
I am analyzing a set of clinical data where I try to predict an outcome by using certain covariates. I have already done univariate analysis and now am progressing to binary logistic regression, ...
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How to interpret relatively good -2LL value & Nagelkerke $R ^2$ without any significant IVs
My model's chi square says my 'full' model isn't significantly better than the null model. But my -2LL is 80 (isn't this pretty low?) and my Nagelkerke $R^2$ is .20.
On the other hand, there isn't a ...
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Method to compare 2 models of different years (not by a dummy variable)
I'm a student in economics having trouble with a research in SPSS (BINARY LOGISTIC REGRESSION).
I'm using 2 different datsasets with different samples, same variables, each dataset represents a ...
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Generalized estimating equations output in SPSS
I am hoping to confirm that I have a suitable way to analyse the different proportions of people who are categorized as left lateralised on the one hand, or bilateral/right lateralised on the other in ...
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binary logistic regression analysis (method=ENTER) model has all beta values are statistically non-significant
My binary logistic regression analysis (method=ENTER) model has all beta values are statistically non-significant.
Should I include these predictors in the final binary logistic regression equation?
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How can I get stepwise selection for multinomial regression in SPSS to process?
I am using SPSS to analyze my data. It is multinomial regression I am using. I have 14 predictor variables of which 9 are categorical and 5 continuous. The response variable is categorical with three ...
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Multinomial logistic regression assumptions
What are the proper assumptions of Multinomial Logistic Regression? And what are the best tests to satisfy these assumptions using SPSS 18?
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Multinomial logistic regression
I would like to get help from an expert or anyone who knows about this. As a beginner in SPSS, I've googled the steps to do multinomial regression. I've decide to use multinomial because from what I ...
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Why does -2*LL differ when using binary logistic regression vs GLM binary logistic in SPSS?
I'm comparing plausible models selected a-priori to predict a binary response variable. I used binary logistic regression in SPSS20 and obtained AIC=-2*LogLikelihood+2k where k is the number of ...
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How to do post-hoc tests with logistic regression?
I looked at whether participants recycled after being subjected to a given message. There were three groups: a Control group, group A, and group B.
Since my dependent measure was dichotomous ...
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How to perform repeated measures ordinal logistic regression using SPSS?
I'm usually a UseR.
However, for didactic purposes I have to use SPSS today.
I have to specify a General linear model with ordinal structure because what I'm examining is:
Change in Likert scale ...
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Unexpected singularities in the Hessian matrix error in multinomial logistic regression
I have been doing multinomial logistic regression analysis using SPSS 19.
I have encountered the following problem when I run the analysis procedure:
"Unexpected singularities in the
Hessian ...
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How to assess mediation effect in multinomial logistic regression?
I wonder if it possible to include a mediation effect in multinomial logistic regression. I have a categorical (3 categories) outcome variable and four predictors (all continuous). I expect one of the ...
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How to do a repeated measures multinomial logistic regression using SPSS?
Question:
Can you do a repeated measures multinomial logistic regression using SPSS?
Context:
I need to do a regression on data at two points of time and I think this maybe the only way to go(?).
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Problem with casewise list in logistic regression
I am using binary logistic regression to test this model:
logit(ρ1) = α + β1(INDDIR) + β2(INDCHAIR) + β3(BOARDSIZE) + β4(DIRSHIP) + β5(MEETING) + β6(EXPERT) + β7(INSTI) + β8(DEBT) + β9(LnSIZE) + ...
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Simple and multiple logistic regression
I have almost two questions. I need a single covariate logistic regression (LR) for each of my variables. Should I do it manually in SPSS, selecting each variable and do logistic regression? Is there ...
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Stepwise logistic regression and sampling
I am fitting a stepwise logistic regression on a set of data in SPSS. In the procedure, I am fitting my model to a random subset that is approx. 60% of the total sample, which is about 330 cases.
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Logistic Regression: Classification Tables a la SPSS in R
In SPSS output there is a pretty little classification table available when you perform a logistic regression, is the same possible with R? If so, how?
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Better Classification of default in logistic regression
Full Disclosure: This is homework. I've included a link to the dataset ( http://www.bertelsen.ca/R/logistic-regression.sav )
My goal is to maximize the prediction of loan defaulters in this data set. ...
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Binary or Multinomial Logistic Regression?
I wish to analyze the following :
Predictor Variable (IV): Satisfaction of sexual needs as important (4 items scale and respond based on 4 point likert scale. Sum up to get the item score.)
Response ...
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How to deal with not-binary categorical variables in logistic regression (SPSS)
I have to do a binary logistic regression with a lot of independent variables. Most of them are binary. Few ones are categorical with more than two possible values.
Which is the best way to deal with ...