Correction in (17Minutes 48 Seconds): I have made a mistake interpreting the reference category, here reference category should be male as SPSS by default takes the last category as the reference. We have coded female as 0 and male as 1, So male is a reference. It means the last interpretation should be like "The log odds of diabetes of females decreases by .006 compared to males"
1. Great videos and thanks for the correction regarding reference category, it makes more sense. 2. When i choose reference for categorical Indp. variables, does it also applies to the dependent variable when i come to interpret? I mean, when I comment on the dependent variables , what determine which one i should interpret (yes diabetes or no diabetes), is the reference category or the statement appear at the bottom of the page "Predicted Probability is of Membership for yes"? 3. Could you make another video on indep. categorical variable with three or more items ; how to interpret in terms of odd compared to the chosen reference category?
here reference category should be male as spss by default takes last or highest as reference u have coded female as 0 and male as 1 so male is reference cat kindly correct me if i am wrong thanks
Thanks for this amazing video. Very easy to follow. I have a question. Can you still run binomial regression when your independent variables have more than two categories?
Correction in (17Minutes 48 Seconds): I have made a mistake interpreting the reference category, here reference category should be male as SPSS by default takes the last category as the reference. We have coded female as 0 and male as 1, So male is a reference.
It means the last interpretation should be like "The log odds of diabetes of females decreases by .006 compared to males"
Amazing video
How to calculate odd ratio of each each caragary in same variable by taking one reference catagary
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Your presentation style is very good..
your video is very important and easy to understand.keep it up,thank you
Very nicely explained, Hope you can do a video on Multivariate Ordinal Logistic Regression
Nice video and really helpful to me
1. Great videos and thanks for the correction regarding reference category, it makes more sense.
2. When i choose reference for categorical Indp. variables, does it also applies to the dependent variable when i come to interpret? I mean, when I comment on the dependent variables , what determine which one i should interpret (yes diabetes or no diabetes), is the reference category or the statement appear at the bottom of the page "Predicted Probability is of Membership for yes"?
3. Could you make another video on indep. categorical variable with three or more items ; how to interpret in terms of odd compared to the chosen reference category?
Really very important video. Thanks!
very good explanation
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Sir is the process for testing of assumptions for multinomial logit same as this binary logit?
i like your presentation, easy to understand, thank you so much
Sir is it 0.005 or 0.05 ?
It is nice presentation I like it
here reference category should be male as spss by default takes last or highest as reference u have coded female as 0 and male as 1 so male is reference cat kindly correct me if i am wrong thanks
Thanks for this amazing video. Very easy to follow. I have a question. Can you still run binomial regression when your independent variables have more than two categories?
Then multinomial
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How Gender can be numeric? I f I am not wrong it's a string
Since we are coding male and female as "1" and "0", they are considered numeric. If you just code "Male" and "Female", it becomes string character.