Regression with a Binary Dependent Variable - Chapter 9
Simply run the OLS regression with binary Y. I 1 expresses the change in probability that Y = 1 associated with a unit change in X1. ... Logit, or logistic regression, uses a slightly di erent functional form of the CDF (the logistic function) instead of the standard normal CDF.
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