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A REVIEW OF GOODNESS OF FIT STATISTICS FOR USE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTIC REGRESSION MODELS1
American Journal of Epidemiology · 1982 · Vol. 115(1) · pp. 92–106
Abstract
Several statistics have recently been proposed for the purpose of assessing the goodness of fit of an estimated logistic regression model. These statistics are reviewed and compared to other, less formal, procedures in the context of applications in epidemiologic research. One statistic is recommended for use and its computation is illustrated using data from a recent study of mortality of intensive care unit patients.
Statistical Methods and Bayesian InferenceLogistic regressionGoodness of fitStatisticsStatisticContext (archaeology)EconometricsMathematicsGeography
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HumansIntensive Care UnitsMassachusettsMiddle AgedModels, TheoreticalMortalityRegression Analysis
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