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Using logistic regression to estimate the influence of accident factors on accident severity
Accident Analysis & Prevention · 2002 · Vol. 34(6) · pp. 729–741
Ali S. Alghamdi✉(King Saud University)
Statistical Methods and ApplicationsAdvanced Statistical Methods and ModelsTraffic and Road SafetyLogistic regressionAccident (philosophy)Poison controlStatisticsOddsRegression analysisInjury preventionVariablesVariable (mathematics)Fatal accident
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AccidentsAccidents, TrafficAge FactorsAutomobilesHumansRisk FactorsSaudi ArabiaLogistic ModelsOdds Ratio
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