How does Logistic Regression differ from Linear Regression?
- Both are used for clustering
- Models binary outcomes
- No difference
- Uses the same equations
While Linear Regression is used to predict continuous outcomes, Logistic Regression is used to model binary outcomes. They use different mathematical functions to accomplish this.
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