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amitkb
Level II

Model target=1 instead of Target=0 in Nominal Logistic Regression


Hi all,

           In fitting a Nominal Logistics Regression, JMP models Target=0. I want to model target=1 and get the parametric estimates for the factors.

           How can i do this.

           I appreciate all your help.

Regards,

Amit Bothra

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amitkb
Level II

Re: Model target=1 instead of Target=0 in Nominal Logistic Regression

Hi Anca,

              I found the way to model target=1.

         In your data table, right click on the Target column and under column properties there is an option Value Ordering. You need to put the value 1 before 0. This will do the trick.

         I appreciate your effort in helping me.

Regards,

Amit

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ancatilea
Level I

Re: Model target=1 instead of Target=0 in Nominal Logistic Regression

Hi.

I am not sure if this applies/works in JMP

but there is an option in the

     PROC LOGISTIC data = your_data DESCENDING;

          model y = x1 x2;

     run;

         

Maybe this helps?

amitkb
Level II

Re: Model target=1 instead of Target=0 in Nominal Logistic Regression

Hi Anca,

               Thanks for the reply.  In SAS its easy and there are multiple ways.

           In JMP its wizard driven, so trying to figure out.

Regards,

Amit Bothra

ancatilea
Level I

Re: Model target=1 instead of Target=0 in Nominal Logistic Regression

Maybe this helps...(as I am completely unfamiliar with JMP)

Here is an extract from :

Logistic Fit Platform Options

[...]

For binary responses, the log odds ratio for flipped response levels involves only changing the sign of the parameter, so you might want the reciprocal of the reported value to focus on the last response level instead of the first.

[...]

Does this help?

amitkb
Level II

Re: Model target=1 instead of Target=0 in Nominal Logistic Regression

Hi Anca,

              I found the way to model target=1.

         In your data table, right click on the Target column and under column properties there is an option Value Ordering. You need to put the value 1 before 0. This will do the trick.

         I appreciate your effort in helping me.

Regards,

Amit