INTRODUCTION TO BINARY LOGISTIC REGRESSION
regression to analyze dichotomous dependent variables. There are a number of alternative approaches to modeling dichotomous outcomes including logistic regression, probit analysis, and discriminant function analysis. Logistic regression is by far the most common, so that will be our main focus. Additionally, we
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