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  • Recovering Effect Sizes from Dichotomous Variables Using Logistic Regression

    by Josh Gilbert and Luke Miratrix
    on Mar 6, 2023 · 11 min read · coding logistic  ·
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    Recovering Effect Sizes from Dichotomous Variables Using Logistic Regression

    A simulation and R tutorial demonstrating how to recover interpretable treatment effects from logistic regression.

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