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Statistical Application Development with R and Python

You're reading from   Statistical Application Development with R and Python Develop applications using data processing, statistical models, and CART

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2017
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ISBN-13 9781788621199
Length 432 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Prabhanjan Narayanachar Tattar Prabhanjan Narayanachar Tattar
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Preface 1. Data Characteristics FREE CHAPTER 2. Import/Export Data 3. Data Visualization 4. Exploratory Analysis 5. Statistical Inference 6. Linear Regression Analysis 7. Logistic Regression Model 8. Regression Models with Regularization 9. Classification and Regression Trees 10. CART and Beyond Index

Model validation and diagnostics


In the previous chapter, we saw the utility of residual techniques. A similar technique is also required for the logistic regression model and we will develop these methods for the logistic regression model in this section.

Residual plots for the GLM

In the case of linear regression model, we had explored the role of residuals for the purpose of model validation. In the context of logistic regression, actually GLM, we have five different types of residuals for the same purpose:

  • Response residual: The difference between the actual values and the fitted values is the response residual, that is, , and in particular it is if yi = 1 and for yi = 0.
  • Deviance residual: For an observation i, the deviance residual is the signed square root of the contribution of the observation to the sum of the model deviance. That is, it is given by:

Where the sign is positive if , and negative otherwise, and is the predicted probability of success.

  • Pearson residual: The Pearson...

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