JMP 14.2 Online Documentation (English)
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JMP 13.2 Online Documentation
Fitting Linear Models
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Logistic Regression Models
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Statistical Details for the Nominal and Ordinal Logistic Personalities
• Relationship of Statistical Tests
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Relationship of Statistical Tests
All of the statistical tests in the Logistic Regression reports compare the fit of the specified model with subset or superset models, as illustrated in
Figure 11.14
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Whole model tests: if the specified model is significantly better than a reduced model without any effects except the intercepts.
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Lack of Fit tests: if a saturated model is significantly better than the specified model.
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Effect tests: if the specified model is significantly better than a model without a given effect.
Figure 11.14
Relationship of Statistical Tests
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