What are the underlying assumptions of Logistic Regression?
- Linearity of predictors and log-odds, Independence of errors, No multicollinearity
- Linearity, Independence, Normality, Equal Variance
- No assumptions required
- Nonlinearity, Dependence, Non-Normality
Logistic Regression assumes a linear relationship between predictors and log-odds, independence of errors, and no multicollinearity among predictors. It does not assume normality or equal variance of errors.
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