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Posted 08-12-2021 01:02 PM
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Hi everyone, i would like to ask, how you perform logistic regression, if your dependent variable isn't binary as usually but continuous. I will be grateful for any advice.
Thank you
EDIT: dependent variable contains values between 0 and 1
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That doesn't seem like a logistic regression problem then....or you bin it to make it binary.
You need to provide more details for a more detailed answer.
You need to provide more details for a more detailed answer.
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dependent variable have values between 0 and 1
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It is not, by definition, logistic regression with a continuous dependent variable.
While you could turn the dependent variable into a category, please don't do this, its not really a good idea.
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Paige Miller
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If the response variable is a proportion that represents the proportion of successes in an Event/Trials experiment, use the Events/Trials syntax. For more options, see StatDave_sas's response on this other thread: