This document describes the results of two logit regression models. Model 1 analyzed the relationship between a dependent variable called "Decision" and 16 independent variables. Model 2 analyzed the same dependent variable and 15 independent variables, adding the variable "Employment_Type". Both models had statistically significant likelihood ratio tests, and correctly predicted the dependent variable for 80.6% of cases. Several independent variables like "Tier_2", "Accommodation_Class_2", and "MarVal" were statistically significant predictors of the dependent variable in both models.
This document describes the results of two logit regression models. Model 1 analyzed the relationship between a dependent variable called "Decision" and 16 independent variables. Model 2 analyzed the same dependent variable and 15 independent variables, adding the variable "Employment_Type". Both models had statistically significant likelihood ratio tests, and correctly predicted the dependent variable for 80.6% of cases. Several independent variables like "Tier_2", "Accommodation_Class_2", and "MarVal" were statistically significant predictors of the dependent variable in both models.
This document describes the results of two logit regression models. Model 1 analyzed the relationship between a dependent variable called "Decision" and 16 independent variables. Model 2 analyzed the same dependent variable and 15 independent variables, adding the variable "Employment_Type". Both models had statistically significant likelihood ratio tests, and correctly predicted the dependent variable for 80.6% of cases. Several independent variables like "Tier_2", "Accommodation_Class_2", and "MarVal" were statistically significant predictors of the dependent variable in both models.