In the output table, each covariate has an Exp(b), which, of course, is its odds ratio. This gives you an estimate of each covariate's effect on the response/dependent variable.
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> am doing binary logistic regression with categorical and
> continuous perdictors. How to compute the relative
> effect of each predictor on the dependent?
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> Thank you for any comment.
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