Ordinal regression Part 2: Multiple ordinal regression

This video discusses ordinal logistic regression models with more than one explanatory variable. It also introduces some principles of model selection, including the use of Wald-tests and likelihood ratio tests.
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[@destadereje8016]

Thank you! Clear and cool explanation.

[@JerryMona]

Thank you. Very helpful explanation.

[@hosseinazizi9581]

Very helpful thanks

[@newday8074]

thank you doctor

[@user-ro9kw9zw1p]

Thank you this video was helpful, i want to ask you what should i do if i have more than one dependent variables ( all in likert scale from 1 to 5) ??

[@asianpotato2]

I have this exact problem. Do you mind share with me how you analyse your data? Thank you.

[@sali6989]

can you explain it to me mam the model of ordinal regression why is it assumed to be the same slope and different intercept? I need some minimal theory on this video

[@llshadygal6451]

Could she do a lecture about negative binomial and Poisson regression??

[@cellinietanaga6724]

How do you get the ordinal regression result? How do you transfer the data?

[@riase]

Before I waste my time on this video, can someone confirm that she explains how to do interaction (like in ANOVA) in ordinal regression? Thank you.