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Logit (g(p)=log1−pp​)

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The logit link maps a mean probability to its log odds: g(p)=log[p/(1−p)], 0<p<1. Its inverse is p=(1+e−η)−1, used in logistic regression.

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The term "logit" refers to a specific function used in statistics and econometrics, primarily in the context of logistic regression and other generalized linear models. The logit function is defined as the natural logarithm of the odds of an event occurring versus it not occurring.
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