For the population having value y on a binary response, suppose x has an N(????y, ????2) distribution,
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For the population having value y on a binary response, suppose x has an N(????y, ????2) distribution, y = 0, 1.
a. Using Bayes’ theorem, show that P(y = 1 ∣ x) satisfies the logistic regression model with ????1 = (????1 − ????0)∕????2.
b. Suppose that (x ∣ y) ∼ N(????y, ????2 y ) with ????0 ≠ ????1. Show that the logistic model holds with a quadratic term (Anderson 1975).
c. Suppose that (x ∣ y) has natural exponential family density f(x; ????y) = h(x) exp[x????y − b(????y)].
Show that P(y = 1 ∣ x) satisfies the logistic model with ????1 = (????1 − ????0).
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Foundations Of Linear And Generalized Linear Models
ISBN: 9781118730034
1st Edition
Authors: Alan Agresti
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