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Date: 2013-08-07 00:03:57
Econometrics
Statistical models
Categorical data
Single equation methods
Discrete choice
Logit
Logistic regression
Linear regression
Choice modelling
Statistics
Economics
Regression analysis

SPM Users Guide Introduction to LOGIT Modeling This guide describes the LOGIT module, a tool for logistic regression analysis, and provides for model building, model evaluation, prediction and scoring, and regression dia

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