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Techniques for analyzing the relationship between one (or more) "dependent" variables and "independent" variables.

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Is it possible to extrapolate a percentage from given logistic regression coefficients?

If you take the standard deviation of a coefficient into account (so that different types of scale are standardized), I would say a weight of importance of one variable is given by: $$ \frac{|\beta_j| …
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How to recalculate the intercept in logistic regression with effect and reference coding

I found the mistake by myself. Here are the correct formulas for everybody who is interested in this topic: $$ \beta _{k,i} = \gamma_{k,i} +\sum_{j<m_k} \gamma_{k,j} \,\,\,\, respectively \,\,\,\, \ …
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Exists an option to avoid reference categories in logistic regression?

I was wondering if there exists an option to avoid reference classes in logistic regression by transformation estimaters (especially the intercept)? …
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How to recalculate the intercept in logistic regression with effect and reference coding

I'm searching for the possibility to calculate the coefficients from a logistic regression with reference coding by using the coefficients of the logistic regression with effect coding (using the same … $\gamma_{k,i}$ the $i$-th coefficient of category $k$ of the effect coded regression and $\gamma_{0,0}$ and $\beta_{0,0}$ the intercepts. …
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