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Logistic rgression in JASP - assumption

Question about running a logistic regression in JASP. One important assumption to be tested in logistic regression (when reading the literature) is that there needs to be a linear relationship between the continuous independent variables and the logit transformation of the dependent variable. How can this be tested for in JASP?

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  • The DV in logistic regression is usually a binary variable, right? JASP offers several resisual plots.

  • Sure. But one method that can be used to check the assumption of "linearity in the logit" is the Box-Tidwell procedure (Box & Tidwell, 1962). The procedure d can be carried out in various statistical packages, including SPSS Statistics. It is one of several methods recommended to assess whether a continuous independent variable is linearly related to the logit of the dependent variable (e.g., Hosmer & Lemeshow, 1989; Menard, 2002, 2010).

  • We offer a bunch of tests, but not this one I think. Would be a good feature request for our GitHub page!

    E.J.

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