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Refers generally to statistical procedures that utilize the logistic function, most commonly various forms of logistic regression
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Adding a Dummy Variable to glm in R?
I'm running a glm in R with two categorical variables, one of which is binary, the other of which can take on five values. I would like it so that my model returns an intercept value that reflects the …
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Interpreting $G^2$ with respect to $\chi^2$
As such, when trying to find a relationship (if any) between the two binary variables (putting aside the final one for now), I utilized the method logistic regression (I'm working in R, so plugging it … The results of my testing are below:
R outputs null deviance when you run logistic regressions, and from what I understand, that is typically denoted as $G^2$. …
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