Multinomial Logistic Regression in R | Statistical Models | Multi class classification

[@akhileshshastri1278]

Amazing Job by the Presentor and the Channel... More Power to You

[@learn5081]

can we compute log(general/vocation) without running another model with vocation as reference level?

[@souvikmukherjee7977]

Good and useful and comprehensive... Though I've developed the codes for multinomial logistic regression using R, this video is useful too

[@VictorOrdu]

This was a very lucid presentation. Thank you. I have a question: The standard error of the coefficient estimates did not provide p-values. Does the model object have these values (extractable in R) or are they just unimportant?

[@abdulwaheedshaikh3745]

Sir, I have 33 variables my dataset, I need to omit some less significant features then, which is "the best suitable feature selection method " for the Ordinal Logistic Regression? Please ans my question

[@srilekhagayatri5255]

How to change the prog2 the model fit reference to be vocational instead of academic

[@juancarlosvelazquez7920]

Hi, Many thanks for your video, it was quite useful to me. Any help to get the 23:16 grahp?

[@naoufeloubaha5368]

hello sir! can i have the command in r for the realization of the last graph in this video . thank's

[@Ram-ez4ks]

Any help to get the @ interaction grahp? & how to apple sampling weight in multinom regression?

[@jahanzaib148]

Dear sir do u have loaded any lecture on mixed logit in R ? Please share link

[@euphorockz]

Is there a video on how to carry out Ordinal Multiclass Logistic Regression?

[@euphorockz]

Using RStudio

[@bachlam9841]

why would you use "prog2" in your model while the "y" is "prog" in the original dataset?

[@shenbernard6577]

I guess this is because he used academic(prog2) as the reference one

[@thejuhulikal6290]

please upload r file