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  1. Why do we use logistic regression instead of linear regression?

    Using linear regression with this new cost function and a threshold of $0$ would give us exactly the same predictions as logistic regression. So why do we use logistic regression instead of linear …

  2. Why not approach classification through regression?

    86 "..approach classification problem through regression.." by "regression" I will assume you mean linear regression, and I will compare this approach to the "classification" approach of fitting a logistic …

  3. classification - Why is logistic regression a linear classifier ...

    Logistic regression is neither linear nor is it a classifier. The idea of a "decision boundary" has little to do with logistic regression, which is instead a direct probability estimation method that separates …

  4. Does an unbalanced sample matter when doing logistic regression ...

    For example, a model with a single categorical predictor variable with two levels can only fit a logistic regression model with two parameters (one for each category), even if there are millions people in …

  5. Logistic regression vs. LDA as two-class classifiers

    I am trying to wrap my head around the statistical difference between Linear discriminant analysis and Logistic regression. Is my understanding right that, for a two class classification problem, LDA

  6. What is the "binary:logistic" objective function in XGBoost?

    That's correct. The expression you cite takes the role of the linear predictor in logistic regression.

  7. An example: LASSO regression using glmnet for binary outcome

    I am starting to dabble with the use of glmnet with LASSO Regression where my outcome of interest is dichotomous. I have created a small mock data frame below: age <- c(4, 8, 7, 12, 6, 9, 1...

  8. Logistic Regression for non-binary classification (multi-class) in R

    I know that logistic regression is used in R for binary classification and as a result it outputs the probabilities for the predicted value being either 0 or 1.

  9. What's the difference between logistic regression and perceptron?

    Jul 20, 2015 · After doing that, we can use the Perceptron model for classification. So my question is - if this needs to be specified and we consider Perceptron as a classification technique, then what …

  10. Why isn't Logistic Regression called Logistic Classification?

    Dec 8, 2014 · 121 Since Logistic Regression is a statistical classification model dealing with categorical dependent variables, why isn't it called Logistic Classification? Shouldn't the "Regression" name be …