Introduction to Logistic Regression

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Introduction to Logistic Regression
Organised by	University College London
Presenter	Dr Dean Langan
Date	26/11/2020 - 27/11/2020
Venue	Institute of Child Health
Map	View in Google Maps (WC1N 1EH)
Contact	Centre for Applied Statistics Courses ich.statscou@ucl.ac.uk 07730 405980 0
Description	This one day course focuses on understanding the principles of logistic regression via the notions of odds/odds ratios and transformations. How good the given model is will be discussed and ways of improving it.
Level	Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge)
Cost	£150.00
Website and registration	https://www.ucl.ac.uk/child-health/events/2020/nov/introduction-logistic-regression
Region	Greater London
Keywords	Frameworks for Research and Research Designs, Quantitative Data Handling and Data Analysis, Mixed Methods Data Handling and Data Analysis, ICT and Software
Related publications and presentations	Frameworks for Research and Research Designs Quantitative Data Handling and Data Analysis Mixed Methods Data Handling and Data Analysis ICT and Software
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