Logistic Regression Models

Overview

Journal Allergol Immunopathol (Madr)

Specialty Allergy & Immunology

Date 2011 Aug 9

PMID 21820234

Citations 32

Authors

S Dominguez-Almendros

N Benitez-Parejo

A R Gonzalez-Ramirez

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Abstract

In the health sciences it is quite common to carry out studies designed to determine the influence of one or more variables upon a given response variable. When this response variable is numerical, simple or multiple regression techniques are used, depending on the case. If the response variable is a qualitative variable (dichotomic or polychotomic), as for example the presence or absence of a disease, linear regression methodology is not applicable, and simple or multinomial logistic regression is used, as applicable.

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