Hi!
I already know how to plot the predicted probabilities of binomial models without any interaction terms:
predicted logit = a + bX
predicted probabilities= EXP(predicted logit)/(1+EXP(predicted logit))
What I needed to know is how to do it when the model contains an interaction. For simplicity's sake the model we're talking about has only one IV (scale ranging from 0 to 10) and one moderator (ordinal ranging from 1 to 4), which means obviously the interaction is between the two of them. Which equation should I follow to plot the predicted probabilities graph of this interaction?
Thank you for your help.
I already know how to plot the predicted probabilities of binomial models without any interaction terms:
predicted logit = a + bX
predicted probabilities= EXP(predicted logit)/(1+EXP(predicted logit))
What I needed to know is how to do it when the model contains an interaction. For simplicity's sake the model we're talking about has only one IV (scale ranging from 0 to 10) and one moderator (ordinal ranging from 1 to 4), which means obviously the interaction is between the two of them. Which equation should I follow to plot the predicted probabilities graph of this interaction?
Thank you for your help.