Questions tagged [log-linear]
The log-linear model is a form of Poisson regression that allows for the analysis of multi-way contingency tables.
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Check if dropout rates are independent for an interaction of two independent variables (one with a large amount of levels)
I am trying to analyse dropout rates in an experiment, but there are multiple issues which collide, and I don't know how to deal with them as a whole. First, find a list of those issues. Below, see a ...
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Statsmodels - 'corrected predictors' on log-linear models?
I'm currently working through an econometrics book , and in the section about log linear models it is stated that predictions
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Log-linear model for contingency table with no fixed count
I have table of counts of born children with four two-level factor variables (mother smoker/nonsmoker, child born dead/alive, ..). I would like to use log-linear model to understand interactions of ...
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Help needed to Interpret ln(y) = a +b (Standardized X)
I am analysing server data and I have a scenario where I need to get the % by which Y is changed because of a unit change in X:
EDIT: I am doing a Linear Regression in Python
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Appropriate way to visualize significance in 2x3 contingency table using mosaic plot
I've checked multiple threads about handling or visualizing contingency tables, but can't find one that can help my current question. I have a 2x3 contingency table: "group" variable has 3 levels not ...
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Interpreting log-linear model for contingency table in R
I'm looking at sample data and trying to determine whether there is any association between the height of the husband and that of the wife below. I don't fully understand what the symbolic ...
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Difference between null and saturated log-linear models
I have data from an experiment testing the number of 'cases' at each of three measurement points (0, 12, and 24 weeks). I am interested in whether the proportion of cases across these measurement ...
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Interpretation of a log-level regression in its 'level' form
Is it conventional to interpret a least-squares regression with a log-transformed dependent variable (log-linear least-squares model) in its "level" form? In other words, running a model with the ...
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Parameters, constraints and MLE of log-linear models
I want to use log-linear models to assess the type of (in)dependence between variables in $2\times2$ and $2\times2\times2$ contingency tables. In the process of doing so I would also like to ...
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Log-linear difference-in-differences
I am estimating several linear models using a difference-in-differences (DiD) framework. The model interacts a treatment indicator (i.e., 1 for the treatment group, 0 for the control group) and a "...
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When to use a multicategory logit model versus a loglinear model?
Do you only use the baseline-category logit model when categorical responses have more than 2 categories?
How is this different than the loglinear model, which is useful when at least 2 variables in ...
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Bivariate analysis as a basis for a subsequent analysis?
I have run across many research articles which used bivariate analysis, whose results become the basis for a subsequent analysis. For example, a Chi-squared test was used as a preliminary analysis to ...
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Log-Linear Output Help
I ran a loglinear model with 3 variables. Internet Use (Y/N), Nervous Breakdown(Y/N), and Happiness (3 levels). I understand by two way interactions are significant, but I am getting lost trying to ...
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logliner analysis on SPSS with more than 10 variables
I want to run logliner analysis on SPSS Statistics 25 but I have more than 10 variables.= 1 outcome variable and 11 predictors/factors. The big number of factor variables can be explained by the fact ...
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Log-linear regression: interpretation of RSE
AIM: To really, really understand what the model outputs mean in a log-linear regression, specifically, how to interpret the residual standard error (RSE).
I have read this post but it does not ...
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Confidence interval of a log-linear regression
AIM: Make a confidence interval statement on a log-linear regression
I have read posts like:
Interpreting Standard Deviation of Natural Log Transformed Data
Lognormal Regression?
But they do not ...
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INTERPRET A REGRESSION MODEL WHEN OUTCOME VARIABLE IS LOG TRANSFORMED [duplicate]
I have used a linear model between a log-transformed outcome variable and a group of predictor variables. In this model, the dependent variable is in its log-transformed state, and the independent ...
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Log-linear BIAS adjustment
I have a loglinear model of:
$log(\mu(S_{ij|gij}))=\alpha_0+\alpha_1g_{ij}$
where gij is distance, and Sij is connectivity
There is a bias in the distribution of count values for the outcome ...
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Poisson log linear Regression: using either R or python
I was hoping someone can help me with this problem. I posted a similar question earlier but it's not the same.
I have the following:
A 2x2 matrix of structural connectivity values between brain ...
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Interpretation of β in case of log-lin model for relationship between X and Y
In many papers, the dependent variable is transformed by taking natural log. For instance, consider the following model:
$$\newcommand{\Cov}{{\rm Cov}}
\ln(\text{Y}) = \alpha + \beta\, X_1 + \epsilon
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Logistic regression and log-inear
I do not know why log-linear is non-sensitive margins and logistic regression is sensitive margins. Both are using odds ratios Can anyone give some explanation.
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Predicting probabilities after log-linear regression
I would like to estimate a log-linear regression and examine the results with Stata's marginsplot command. I have transformed my dependent variable into natural logarithm (to make a highly skewed ...
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Check log-linearity of a continuous variable to predict survival
I have the following survival data: cases with a continuous variable risk_factor wich higher values having a higher HR (1.026, CI: [1.017-1.034], p = 2.03e-09) for ...
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What is the appropriate analysis for this type of repeated measures multi-binary data?
There is a popular theory within psychology that certain emotions will trigger "prototypical" facial expressions defined by the simultaneous contraction of specific facial muscles. For example, if a ...
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Log-linear regression preferred over logistic regression for categorical vars?
I read here that, when all variables are categorical, log-linear is preferred over logistic regression "because log-linear is merely an extension of the chi-square test." I don't have a stats ...
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Conceptual question about log-linear analysis
I have measured the binary occurrence of three types of events on multiple days. Theory suggests that these events are not independent and should occur on the same days more than would be expected ...
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Difference between PROC CATMOD and PROC GENMOD for log-linear regression
I am reading "An Introduction to Categorical Data Analysis, Second Edition" by Alan Agresti. Data I am trying to fit is presented in Table 7.3 in the book. The log-linear regression by PROC GENMOD is ...
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How do I interpret the coefficients of a log-linear regression with quadratic terms?
I have a regression equation of this kind:
$$\log {y} = a + bx + cx^2 + \epsilon$$
where $a$ is the intercept, $b$ and $c$ are the coefficients of $x$ and $x^2,$ and $\epsilon$ is the error. How do ...
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How can I interpret intercept when my dependent variable is in log form?
My model consists of both log independent and dependent variables, and percentage share, as well as number of people and etc. My dependent variable is log(GPD per capita in USD), my statistic package ...
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Newton-Raphson Error
According to Agresti(2013) pg 364-365, iterative methods such as Newton-Raphson methods, $
\begin{aligned}
\beta^\text{new} &= \beta^\text{old} + (X^{T}WX)^{-1}X^{T}(V)
\end{aligned}
$ help to ...
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Log-normal vs. log-linear vs. logging the response variable
I've been reading a lot of Wikipedia pages and StackExchange/CrossValidated posts, and I have come to a point where I realize I do not understand some of the terminology I have been using.
What's ...
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How to add a covariate to a contingency analysis?
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Consider you ask kids whether or not they like guns (yes/no answer). You also ask them whether they watched an action movie in the past two days.
Then, you are willing to see if there is ...
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How are graphical models “a subset of log-linear models”?
Caveat lector: I am not sure what is meant by a "log-linear model". The Wikipedia page makes it seem as if log-linear model is an alternative term for exponential family.
This description of a book ...
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Log-linear model vs Multinomial-Dirichlet model for contingency table
Given a 1x3 contingency table of the form
$$[y_1,y_2,y_3]$$
where each $y_i$ represents a count on some random variable $$X\sim Multinomial(n, \pi_1,\pi_2,\pi_3)$$
We can estimate the vector of ...
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Poisson regression vs log-linear model
I'm confused about the difference between log-linear model and poisson regression and I am not sure which one to use to answer my research question.
In the experiment, participants were grouped into ...
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What does it mean if the residuals for a log-linear model are all zero?
Probably a very basic question, but I have a contingency table formed of 3 categorical variables (one with 3 levels, the rest with 2) and have been asked to try to test the association between them ...
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Interpretation of loglinear regression
Let's assume that gender is the only predictor in binary loglinear regression, in which we are predicting odds of getting paranoid schizophrenia (females are marked as 1 and males as 2). If loglinear ...
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How is a covariate added to a log-linear model?
There are a number of good Q/As about log-linear models (i.e., here). The data I am analyzing is off shifts between categories, 0, ...
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Bootstrapping in contingency table
I have categorical data represented by a two-way contingency table (say $Y_{1}$ and $Y_{2}$, each with three levels). The data consists of fully observed counts (where data on both $Y_{1}$ and $Y_{2}$...
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Present difference in estimates for positively-skewed continuous outcomes
I'm working with a dataset containing results from two types of cognitive tests:
Pairs-matching test (say, $Y_1$), which recorded as number of incorrect matches (discrete count of mistakes, ranging ...
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Derivation of odds ratios from logit equation parameters? [duplicate]
I have been trying to understand how this interpretation works. For this I have used the article "Interpreting the Parameters of Loglinear Models" from Alba, but I am really stuck.
I his article he ...
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semi-log (log linear) regression model
I know there are different reasons for choosing a particular model (e.g. log log, semi log, lin log).
I read somewhere that the semi log (where only the log of Y is taken) corresponds to a ...
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Is there a multiple regression model with both percentage and unit changes in $Y$?
In a standard linear model, $Y = \beta_0 + \beta_1 X_1 + \beta_2 X_2$, a unit increase in $X_1$ leads to a $\beta_1$ increase in $Y$ (likewise for $X_2$).
In a log-level model, $\ln(Y) = \beta_0 + \...
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Distinguish 2-way and 3-way interactions in binary data, independent of reference category
$\newcommand{\P}{\mathbb{P}}$I have three variables $X_a, X_b, X_c \in \{0, 1\}$ and I define a joint distribution:
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\P(X_a, X_b, X_c) \propto \exp
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\theta_{abc} \mathbb{I}_{\{X_a = 0 \...
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Effect Size log linear model when predictor is in percent
When performing a linear regression with a log-transformed dependent variable, one has to exponentiate the estimated coefficient of a predictor, subtract it by one and multiply it by 100 in order to ...
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Log-linear regression vs. Poission regression
In this post, OP asked the difference between log linear regression and logistic regression. Two answers in the post are very clear and directly address OP's question.
I understand Log-linear ...
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On the (wrong?) interpretation of log-linear models
For simplicity, let $X$ be a continuous random variable and assume that
${E}[\ln(Y)|X] = \beta X$, i.e., the conditional expectation of $Y$ given $X$ is proportional to $X$.
According to many ...
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What distribution to fit if the log of log is still convex?
I am trying to fit a model with variable x, and y. plot(x, y) shows that it is convex (downward) and decaying which makes me think I need to make a log ...
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Log-linear analysis of transition matrices using R
I have some demographic transition matrices that I want to compare using a log linear analysis, but am having some trouble with model construction in R. I have read through several tutorials on log-...
