Regression Analysis in Stata | Multiple Logistic Regression: Part-4

Regression Analysis in Stata | Multiple Logistic Regression: Part-4
Data Source:
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#OddsRatio #LogisticRegression #Stata
*--Simple logistic regression
logistic bmiCAT ib0.toilet2
logistic bmiCAT ib1.v025
logistic bmiCAT ib0.DV
logistic bmiCAT ib1.anc2
logistic bmiCAT v012
logistic bmiCAT ib1.edu
*---Multiple logistic regression
logistic bmiCAT ib0.toilet2 ib1.v025 ib0.DV ib1.anc2 v012 ib1.edu
Video Description: In this tutorial, we walk you through performing simple logistic regression analysis in Stata, focusing on how to interpret key outputs like odds ratios. You'll learn how to prepare your data, run the logistic regression command, and analyze the results step-by-step. Whether you're a beginner or refining your skills, this guide will help you understand how to model binary outcomes, make predictions, and interpret the odds ratio effectively in Stata. Perfect for students, researchers, and data analysts looking to enhance their statistical toolkit!
The main topics of this channel are given below:
Sample size calculation
Data management in STATA and SPSS
Advance data analysis
Epidemiology

[@Evelyn-kz3kz]

it is really benificial for me as I 'm doing research using DHS survey

[@anamulhoqueraja]

How to export the result in word or excel file

[@mehadialmahmud9840]

When we do odds ratio and when we do risk ratio? when we do binary logistic regression, and when we do multiple logistic regrassion ?

[@biostatbd]

Thank you. We use logistic regression when the outcome is binary, and the study design cross-sectional or case-control. Multiple model when we include more than one variables.