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Minitab logistic regression model
Hi,
I have some data that I want to build a model for. It has a binary response. Possibly two continous greater than zero numerical dependent variables, and three binary dependent variables. I believe that a starting modle might be pi* = B0 + B1X1 + B2X2+ B3X3+B4X4+ B5X5 where pi* is log(prob(y=1)/(1-)prob(y=1)) where X is the dependent variables from above. Is this the modle that Minitab fits if I choose Stat -> Regression -> Binary logistic regression -> link function -> logit? Many thanks, PeterVincent Last edited by PeterVincent; 10-31-2009 at 06:52 AM. Reason: forgot to set notification |
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I think so, your link function:
log(prob(y=1)/(1-)prob(y=1)) is the logit function, I assume ( don't know ) that Minitab works that way. |
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