GLM in R

In this video we walk through a tutorial for Generalized Linear Models in R. The main goal is to show how to use this type of model, focusing on logistic regression, and talk a bit about why it's a good tool to know.

The tutorial discusses both GLM and multilevel models, but the video has been split into two parts.

We also have a more dedicated tutorial for GLM in R. It's best to view on the github html preview, but youtube messes up these links, so you'll have to find the link on this page under 'statistical analysis - generalized linear models'

A great book on GLM (of which I'm not sure whether the digital version should be freely available, but hey, I just stumbled upon this pdf:

[randomdude]

This is a brilliant tutorial on GLM in R with a very good breakdown of all the information in step by step fashion that is understandable for a beginner

[ammarparmr]

Very well explained !!! However, using the coefficients in the summary in my opinion is by far mush easier to understand than the way with tab model

[audreyq.nkamngangk.]

Thank you for the tutorial. Is it possible to create a glm model with a variable to explain which has 3 modalities

[rubyanneolbinado]

Hi, why is R studio producing different results even though I am using the same call and data.

[朝に弱い人]

Hi Kasper, thank you for wonderful video. I have a question, which is about R2 and R2 adjusted of GLM models on R. How we can get R2 and R2 adjusted on R console? On my console, I can not find these values when I run a code “summary()”. Any specific code to get them on console?

[Gravelbiken]

Hi Kasper, what/how much does the intercept tells us in this case?

[giggles]

Do you need to install any packages to run the glm code?

[draprincesa]

how can i vizualized if some variables are factors like yes or no

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[DavidKoleckar]

nice audio bro. you record in bathroom?

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