7.6 Logistic Regression: Checking Linearity

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This video discusses, in concept, how to check linearity for a logistic regression model. The video that follows in this series shows how to implement this in R.

These videos support a course I teach at The University of British Columbia (SPPH 500), which covers the use of regression models in Health Research. These videos were put together to use for remote teaching in response to COVID.

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Thank you Dr. This has been the best video I watch on this topic. Explanation is beyond amazing. Appreciate very much. Blessings.

humoaz
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thank you so so much for this. it now makes sense how to do that. i could not find any other explanation, and I looked everywhere

GQElvie
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very good explanation, the best I have seen.

alexandre
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Thanks so much - this video was very helpful.

RC-svfm
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Hi Professor Marin. I notice you only describe this process for numeric predictors. Does linearity still need to be tested for categorical predictors (with more than 2 categories)?

meesemisosoup
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why do you group them? I have always computed the log odds for each Single observation and plotted the thing. of course the linearity is difficult to observe because of the level of noise when we use directly the data compared to your aggregate example.
could you provide a reference or publication for this method. I never saw it.

yasserbouklouch
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Can I use multiple logistic regression when my covariates are a mix of continuous numeric variables and dummy variables?

What happens with the linearity assumption when it comes to dummy variables (X=1 or X=2)

angelicagratuito
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ı get S-shape when ı calculate for each continious independent variable. is it satisfy for linearity?

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