Performing Logistic Regression in SPSS

[@EsraMahgoub]

The best video about logistic regression that i have ever seen .. thank you for your effort

[@Janu_Rocka]

If you included one variable at time, the OR would be a crude odds ratio... Therefore in this video the OR is actually adjusted. And variables are actually adjusting for the effect in each other

[@salindaweerasinghe9605]

I do agree you are the best in explaining the logistic regression

[@luffy7004]

thank you, iam doing my medical exam project and this was helpful

[@ajiadalhazmi4197]

The best vid on binary logistic regression, thank you a lot.

[@micboltutorial]

I love you for this, you've just helped me immensely with my project work

[@sujayrainchwar884]

This is so good. Thanks a lot for explaining it clearly. I hope you make such videos for other topics also

[@shashidharchavan3895]

Excellent explanation. Thank you so much for helping me understand

[@DrDavidReilly]

That was a really nice, clear example, and I love that you provided an example writeup as well. That is going to make things so much easier when analysing my data. Sincerely, thanks!

[@nirjhorabir6218]

Hey this video was so precise and super helpful. Thanks.

[@techen0408]

Thanks for the helpful explanation!

[@ahmedkhalil9123]

very helpful, thanks a lot for your time and knowledge

[@williamkee6578]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@ermiasdureto6692]

VERY NICE LECTURE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH

[@jodi9434]

wonderful video! Thank you!!

[@drissaitali5979]

If the overal p value is not significant that means that the variable shoudnot included in the model. Even if some of the variable modalities have a significant p

[@MUHAMMADMUHAMMADADREES-b7i]

great work

[@iddrisuaminu848]

Congratulation!!!

[@isaacidahosa1017]

This is really good, do you have a video on multinomial pls? Thanks

[@sushantkafle4708]

Life savior ❤️

[@adokovincent1153]

Thank you for the video. Could you please share the data set.

[@BlazerESL]

Great video. Any chance the data is available somewhere for testing this myself?

[@fabianperez1678]

I am sure that this is a common dataset you could find in kaggle, or it is also a preinstalled dataset in R. If there's a chance you don't find it, I have it so I can email it to you.

[@alaakhrais3133]

@@fabianperez1678 can you alsi send me the data?

[@BoneMaestro]

I did it and everything went well. But one thing pokes mi in the eye. I've done the regression for 6 discrete variables as a possible predictor of a binary outcome. For one variable I got a really large number in the table, above 1000 for the Exp (B) and 15000+ for the Upper limit of CI interval 95%

[@martinaceciliaadriana5857]

Hey thank you for your video. I have one question. If I have ordinal data (Likert scale) as my independent variables, should I put it into categorical covariates?

[@yazanalkhatib5725]

great video, i have a question, i read that you have to check if your data meets the conditions/assumptions for logistic regression. Does SPSS do that automatically or have you done it before?

[@mehmett4535]

so the data is adjusted for survived group now?

[@squanchyaleatorio3848]

Really nice video. Thank you! But i have a question, how do i do the Omnibus Test for a single variable, like, if i have 7 variabile and i want to start analysing the single omnibus test for single variables not by whole model. Hope you reply, thank you

[@hafizanamal]

Is Exp(B) value is odd ratio?

[@mustafakaya4892]

yes, it means OR

[@martinaceciliaadriana5857]

Thank you

[@Ira-xj3bk]

what if theres 3 dependent variable outcomes? (3 stages of a disease)

[@amatullah4632]

Thank you so much .. may Allah be with you

[@Md.IbrahimAli-xy9dr]

Hi, I have a question. Hopefully you reply.
When overall p-value is significant but whole variables p-value are not significant.
What will be the comment?

[@yoaimou9798]

is that hermione

[@daniboii3449]

There is a lot of mouth noises and mouth clicks in this video.