Hello Dr. Alex. Thank you very much for your tutorial videos, they're helping me a lot in my Ph.D. I do have a question, though. Is it possible to perform a logistic regression using repeated measures from the sampled subjects? Is there a way to account for the random effects of each individual?
Yes, I believe you can, but I’m not fully versed in the nuance of logistic regression. I think you want to explore variations of logistic regression in multilevel modeling.
Hello! Are Multinomial Logistic Regression and Ordinal Logistic regression also available in JASP or is JASP only applicable for Binary Logistic Regression?
From what it appears (0.16.1/2), the LR in JASP might only be binary (2 outcomes for the DV), but if you're really interested, head over the JASP page to see their support forums. Someone over there might be able to tell you a little bit more conclusively if this is supported.
Hi! Sorry, very much a statistics noob here. If the p-value for the H1 model is >.05, does this just mean that the independent variables were not significant predictors?
Hello Dr. Alex. Thank you very much for your tutorial videos, they're helping me a lot in my Ph.D.
I do have a question, though. Is it possible to perform a logistic regression using repeated measures from the sampled subjects? Is there a way to account for the random effects of each individual?
Yes, I believe you can, but I’m not fully versed in the nuance of logistic regression. I think you want to explore variations of logistic regression in multilevel modeling.
@@AlexanderSwan Thank you very much for the reply. I`ll look into it, then
Hello! Are Multinomial Logistic Regression and Ordinal Logistic regression also available in JASP or is JASP only applicable for Binary Logistic Regression?
From what it appears (0.16.1/2), the LR in JASP might only be binary (2 outcomes for the DV), but if you're really interested, head over the JASP page to see their support forums. Someone over there might be able to tell you a little bit more conclusively if this is supported.
Hi! Sorry, very much a statistics noob here. If the p-value for the H1 model is >.05, does this just mean that the independent variables were not significant predictors?
Correct
How would one figure out the model-estimated probability
I think this site may be of help: docs.tibco.com/pub/sfire-dsc/6.5.0/doc/html/TIB_sfire-dsc_user-guide/GUID-C4D05ED0-3392-4407-B62A-7D29B26DC566.html
How to show the adjusted and the unadjusted Odd Ratios for each variables?
I rewatched my video and it appears you cannot separate adjusted vs. unadjusted odds ratio.
Hello! Why can't I change it to scale? It constantly says values contain text. Thank you if someone will help! :)
If your variable cells have any text in them, you cannot convert them to Scale. It can only be numbers.
Evidently cocaine helps with video production. Sheesh.
Heh. Slow me down using the video controls and it’ll be like I took some barbiturates
@@AlexanderSwan Omg this is too funny 🤣
great video but please talk slower
The algorithm prefers shorter videos, so I recommend using the paler controls to slow me down to .75x if you need me to speak slower.