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| Subject: | logistic regression (binary data, upper asymptote not eq. 1.0) |
| From: | awp@mathstat.yorku.ca |
| Date: | Tue, 26 Oct 2004 12:41:54 -0400 (EDT) |
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Using S+ v.5 on UNIX, I would like to perform a logistic regression of binary data. these raw data (ones and zeros) relate to a probability (p) which depends on the explanatory variable (x). Without going into too much detail, the evidence is that p(0)=0 but the p(infinity) is much less than 1.0 (say, 0.4). Can/should I constrain the fit to have an upper asymptote that is not 1.0 ? If this is a valid method, how is it done? Many thanks, Andrew Park, Dept. Math & Stat, York Uni, Toronto, Canada. |
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