Re: [R] zero cells in one variable in logistic regression

At 10:37 13/07/2009, anna.bucharova wrote: Dear all. I am sort of beginner with R. I do logistic regression with binomial response variable and several continuous and categorical variables. In one categorical variable, zero cell occures (2x2 table looks like 7 - 0 23 - 25 This leads to overestim

Re: [R] zero cells in one variable in logistic regression

At 10:37 13/07/2009, anna.bucharova wrote: Dear all. I am sort of beginner with R. I do logistic regression with binomial response variable and several continuous and categorical variables. In one categorical variable, zero cell occures (2x2 table looks like 7 - 0 23 - 25 This leads to overestim

Re: [R] zero cells in one variable in logistic regression

dear anna, if you are not interested in point estimate and SE of the parameter of the aforementioned categorical variable, I believe the conventional glm(..,family=binomial) is correct. In particular, the returned deviance is reliable and also it is the relevant likelihood ratio test.. hope t

Re: [R] zero cells in one variable in logistic regression

On Jul 13, 2009, at 5:37 AM, anna.bucharova wrote: Dear all. I am sort of beginner with R. I do logistic regression with binomial response variable and several continuous and categorical variables. In one categorical variable, zero cell occures (2x2 table looks like 7 - 0 23 - 25 This leads

[R] zero cells in one variable in logistic regression

Dear all. I am sort of beginner with R. I do logistic regression with binomial response variable and several continuous and categorical variables. In one categorical variable, zero cell occures (2x2 table looks like 7 - 0 23 - 25 This leads to overestimating of odds ratio and inflated confidence