Ordinal regression Part 1: Introduction

This video introduced the method and its cumulative nature. It shows a simple example with one explanatory variable to illustrate how the method works and how the results can be interpreted using either cumulative odds or predicted probabilities.
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[@dillik.c.9955]

Excellent lecture on ordinal regression model. I had never watch such lecture before, very simple and precise. Worth watching

[@nathansteffens5033]

Fantastic video. The best on ordinal regression that I've seen. Thank you.

[@llshadygal6451]

Great series, This was super helpful!! Look forward to more videos!!

[@teresamota5800]

These series helped me so much with my dissertation. Thank you a lot

[@yesodabhargava8776]

Great lecture. Thank you so much.

[@Jack-zd5ls]

Brilliant explanation!

[@BBkhadka]

Thank you so mcuh for insightful lecture series.

[@landersebastian7886]

Thank you

[@manuelleitner1996]

Hello and thank you for this GREAT video and explanation. I just have one question: what if my ordinal response variable (Y) has more than 3 categories, for example 7. Is the interpretation of the OR the same; like: "For students with educated parents (par =1), the odds of very likely versus all combined other six categories are exp(1.127) = 3.09 greater compared to students with non-educated parents (par=0)"? Or how would the interpretation be? Thank you very much in advance!

[@manuelleitner1996]

aah ok the 2nd part of your video series gives more insight into that problem !!:)

[@tamanudghosh4560]

Dear Dr. Heini, Could you please share your email id? I need your expert guidance on the sample size calculation for an ordered logistic regression model in the context of my study.