Logistic Regression for Beginners
Understand the key components of logistic regression and develop a logistic regression model using SAS

What you will learn

Develop a logistic regression model using SAS

Know in detail about regression analysis

Explain logistic regression and its benefits

Understand about the key components of logistic regression

Know about the different methods of finding the probabilities

Learn how to interpret the modeling results and present it to others

Know how to interpret logistic regression analysis output produced by SAS

Description

Logistic regression is also known as logit regression or logit model. This is used to find the probability of event success and event failure. Logistic regression determines the relationship between categorical dependent variable and one or more independent variables using a logistic function.

Logistic regression is used for predicting the probability of occurrence of an event by fitting the data to a logistic curve. Ordinary Least Squares on the other hand is an important computational problem that is used in applications when there is a need to use a linear mathematical model to measurements which are derived from the experiments. OLS takes various forms like Correlation, multiple regression, ANOVA and others. Logistic regression is most widely used in the field of medical science whereas OLS is mostly used in social sciences.

In this chapter we will see the comparison of logistic regression with OLS. Two methods are used to compare the results of both – Dropout study and High School and Beyond Study. There are many types of logistic models but this chapter will deal with the basic three types of logistic regression models – Binary, ordinal and nominal models.


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Binary logistic regression is where a binary response variable is related to a set of explanatory variables which are discrete or continuous.

Multinomial logistic regression explains how a multinomial response depends on a set of explanatory variables. The polytomous response can be either or ordinal or nominal. There are few models which suits ordinal response like cumulative logit model, adjacent categories model and continuation ratios model. The other models can be used for both ordinal or nominal response.

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Content

Introduction

Introduction

Regression Analysis

What is Regression Part 1
What is Regression Part 2
What is Regression Part 3

Predicting Probabilities

Different Methods of Predicting Probabilities Part 1
Different Methods of Predicting Probabilities Part 2

Logistics Regression

What is Logistic Regression
Why Logistic Regression and Not OLS
Modeling Key Concepts
Logistic Regression Key Concepts Part 1
Logistic Regression Key Concepts Part 2
Binning Approach and Other Approaches

SAS Methodology

SAS Methodology Part 1
SAS Methodology Part 2
Model Fit and Thank You