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Binary Logistic Regression Analysis

mkzaman
Hello
I am trying to run Binary logistic regression analysis in SPSS with 5 model. Odd Ratio of two is being calculated and showing the following message "Logistic Regression Due to redundancies, degrees of freedom have been reduced for one or more variables". How could I solve the problem. Would anyone suggest any option to solve this problem.

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Kamruzzaman
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Re: Binary Logistic Regression Analysis

Jignesh Sutar
It's likely you may have a predictor which is perfectly correlated with the dependent?:


On 11 February 2015 at 12:28, mkzaman <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hello
I am trying to run Binary logistic regression analysis in SPSS with 5 model.
Odd Ratio of two is being calculated and showing the following message
"Logistic Regression Due to redundancies, degrees of freedom have been
reduced for one or more variables". How could I solve the problem. Would
anyone suggest any option to solve this problem.

Regards
Kamruzzaman



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Re: Binary Logistic Regression Analysis

Rich Ulrich
Jingnesh,

NO.  A predictor that is perfectly correlated with the dependent
is probably a mistake in specification, and you probably do want
to leave it out; but I'm pretty sure that the proper answer is given
at the URL that you cite.  - redundancy among the predictors.

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Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2015 12:36:46 +0000
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Subject: Re: Binary Logistic Regression Analysis
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It's likely you may have a predictor which is perfectly correlated with the dependent?:


On 11 February 2015 at 12:28, mkzaman <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hello
I am trying to run Binary logistic regression analysis in SPSS with 5 model.
Odd Ratio of two is being calculated and showing the following message
"Logistic Regression Due to redundancies, degrees of freedom have been
reduced for one or more variables". How could I solve the problem. Would
anyone suggest any option to solve this problem.

Regards
KamruzzamanREFCARD
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