Binary Logistic Regression: Detailed Illustration with Practical Example

Hello Friends,
We had started learning of Logistic Regression analysis from last video along with its introduction and various types of it.
In this video, we are going to learn 1st type of Logistic Regression analysis i.e. Binary Logistic Regression. The Binary Logistic Regression is used to perform logistic regression on a binary response variable.
A binary variable only has two possible values, such as Pass or Fail.
This video contains following topics:
1) What is Binary Logistic Regression Analysis?
3) Detailed Illustration of Binary Logistic Regression Analysis with Practical Example
4) Detailed Procedure for Analysis in Minitab
5) Interpretation of Results in Session Window
6) Interpretation of Results in Graph Window
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[BadgerLord]

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[tihetinabelew]

Hello Sir ! your video is so helpful, thank you ! i have one question, ,can we use logistic regression for convenience sampling? please sir i need your help thank you!

[redietwolde]

hello sir nice video but how can we manage binary logistic regression if we have a missing value in our dependent variable?

[abhishekacharya]

Sir what if we have more than, 2 independent variable all in likert scale ?

Eg : Dependant variable : did you buy the product ? - yes no

Independant variable :
1) Advertisement recall ( did you recall the advertisement ) - 5 point likert scale
2) advertisement image of the product? (did the advertisement inkove product image in your mind ?) - 5 point likert scale
3 ) did the ad increase the intention to buy ? yes no

[rajeshwarsehdev]

Can we use Linear regression on binary logistic regression? Like < 0.5 or > 1

[queeniezhou]

can we use excel to perform similar analysis?