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Logistic model

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A logistic model maps a real-valued score η to the probability p=(1+e−η)−1, equivalently log(p/(1−p))=η. Logistic regression takes η to be an affine function of the predictors.
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Log odds (log1−pp​)

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Logistic model
For an event of probability p, the log odds are the natural logarithm of its odds:
logit(p)=log1−pp​.
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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2018 / ii / Paper 4 / 13J / a / Solution
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