Logistic Regression (Predictive Modeling) workshop using R
What you'll learn
- Familiar with Syntax for - Step by step logistic regression modeling using R
Requirements
- Theory behind logistic regression - theory is not covered in this course
- Familiarity with basic R syntax
Description
This course is a workshop on logistic regression using R. The course
- Doesn't have much of theory - it is more of execution of R command for the purpose
- Provides step by step process details
- Step by step execution
- Data files for the modeling
- Excel file containing output of these steps
The content of the course is as follows
- Data Import and Data Sanity Check
- Development n Validation dataset preparartion
- Important Categorical Variable selection
- Important Numeric Variable Selection
- Indicator Variable Creation
- Stepwise Regression
- Dealing with multicollinearity
- Logistic Regression Score n Probability generation in the data set
- Hands on KS Calculation
- Coefficient stability check
- Iterate for final model
Who this course is for:
- R professionals
- Analytics Professionals
- Data Scientists
Course content
- Preview01:51
- Preview06:09
- 03:48Prepare R environment - Install R and R studio
Instructor
![Gopal Prasad Malakar](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
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I am a seasoned Analytics professional with 18+ years of professional experience. I have industry experience of impactful and actionable analytics, data science, decision strategy and enterprise wise data strategy.
I am a keen trainer, who believes that training is all about making users understand the concepts. If students remain confused after the training, the training is useless. I ensure that after my training, students (or partcipants) are crystal clear on how to use the learning in their business scenarios.
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