How is the Logit function related to Logistic Regression?
- It is a type of cost function
- It is an alternative name for Logistic Regression
- It's the inverse of the Sigmoid function and maps probabilities to log-odds
- It's used for multi-class classification
In Logistic Regression, the Logit function is the inverse of the Sigmoid function. It maps probabilities to log-odds and forms the link function in logistic modeling.
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