A New Means of Presenting the Results of Logistic Regression

Original by J. Smart, W. J. Sutherland, A. R. Watkinson, J. A. Gill, 2004, 3 pages

This summary note was posted on 26 September 2017, by Reinie in Credit risk Finance #logistic regression

Published in The Bulletin of ecological society of america, Volume 85, Issue 3

Proposes to show the fitted logistic regression with histograms
Suggests it should be incorporated in future updates of statistical packages
Allow to clearly see the frequency of the observed data
Was done (in 2004) with a combination of SPSS v11 and Microsoft power point….

Extra note: can be done (quickly) in R using library popbio library(popbio) logi.hist.plot(bodysize,survive,boxp=FALSE,type=”hist”,col=”gray”)

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