Logit Model Flashcards

1
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Outcome variable

A

Dichotonomous 0 or 1

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2
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Outcome based on….

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Utility, if utility of buying (event) is greater then not buying. Model will predict that the product will be bought / the event happens

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3
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Probability of event (buying etc)

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P[Y=1] = P[U > 0] = 1 - F(-a-xiB) or 1 - (CDF at that point)

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4
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Prediction

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Y=0 when (u <= 0)

Y=1 when (u>0)

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5
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CDF probability is…..

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Probability function for a consumer that a event will take place or not. At a certain utility level. At u = 0, probability is 50/50.

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6
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Estimation via…

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Maximum likelihood = for what value of B is it most likely that the model matches the data.

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7
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Ways of assessing the impact of the IV’s

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1) Coefficients
2) Odds ratio
3) Marginal effects

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8
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Coefficient interpretation

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Only possible to derive the direction of the effect if the estimate is significant.

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9
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Odds are…

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Likelihood of something happening to not happening.

Probability / (1 - probability)

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10
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Odds ratio meaning

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Comparing odds, what happens to the odds when X changes….

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11
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Odds ratio; formula and meaning

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odds ratio = exp(B1* delta Xi)
value of 1: no relation
value of < 1: negative relation
value of > 1: positive relation

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12
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Marginal effects interpretation

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How much does the probability of observing a 1 increases or decreases with a increase in the variable, assuming all else stays equal.

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13
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Validation

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1) Log likelihood ratio test
2) AIC / BIC
3) Hitrate
4) P-values & Wald (for coef.)
5) Psuedo R2

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14
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Two extra measures of validity

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1) Top decile lift

2) Gini Coefficient

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15
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Top decile lift -> formula

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TDL = (actual response rate group 1 / actual overall response rate) * 100%

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16
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TDL interpretation

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Divides consumers in 10 groups, uses group 1 with the highest probability to compare:

  • value of 1 -> not better then random selection
  • value of 2 -> twice as good… etc.