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duplicates list edited from Binning raw data prior to building a logistic regression model to Binning raw data prior to building a logistic regression model, Should we bin continuous variables?
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Glen_b
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I am largely inexperienced in the area of logistic regression and my question might sounds very candid to some of you, but. I was wondering if there were a good way to transform a continuous covariate in a logistic regression into a discrete one by subdividing in smart way the support of this continuous covariate in a smart way. 

Any reference is welcome if the question is too general.

Best regards

I am largely inexperienced in the area of logistic regression and my question might sounds very candid to some of you, but I was wondering if there were a good way to transform a continuous covariate in a logistic regression into a discrete one by subdividing in smart way the support of this continuous covariate. Any reference is welcome if the question is too general.

Best regards

I am largely inexperienced in the area of logistic regression. I was wondering if there were a good way to transform a continuous covariate in a logistic regression into a discrete one by subdividing the support of this continuous covariate in a smart way. 

Any reference is welcome if the question is too general.

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Transforming a continuous covariate into a discrete one in logistic regression

I am largely inexperienced in the area of logistic regression and my question might sounds very candid to some of you, but I was wondering if there were a good way to transform a continuous covariate in a logistic regression into a discrete one by subdividing in smart way the support of this continuous covariate. Any reference is welcome if the question is too general.

Best regards