Logistic Regression with Eviews

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When the dependent variable is either 1 or 0, OLS can noot be used as estimated variable will corss the limit of 1 or zero. For instance in case of Estimated Y = a +bX, if a = -0.3 and b is 1.5, let X be 1, Y will be 1.2 and if X is 0 , Y will be -0.3. Both case are not acceptable. Video explains how this can be tackled with logistics regression. Procedure is explained with Eviews.

[@ayachiyousra4935]

Thank youuuuu so much i needed it

[@DrJKSachdeva]

Thanks , keep watching

[@mehreenzaid1326]

Very easily described.👍

[@DrJKSachdeva]

Thank

[@adamrayyanmfz]

hi Dr,
Thank you for the very useful video.
I have a question. How can I determine the optimal cut off when I want to run Expectation-Prediction Evaluation for Binary Specification?

[@DrJKSachdeva]

Thanks for interest and comments.
Click on View/Expectation-Prediction Table. EViews opens a dialog prompting you to specify a prediction cutoff value, , lying between zero and one. Each observation will be classified as having a predicted probability that lies above or below this cutoff.

[@DrJKSachdeva]

A separate video is being uploaded soon.

[@shr3186]

I too need to run this logit regression but it has an error of 'Dependent Variable has no variance'. What should be done?

[@DrJKSachdeva]

In logistic regression, the dependent variable is either zero or 1. If there are all ones or all zeros, variance will be zero. Check your data especially dependent variable.

[@shr3186]

@@DrJKSachdeva Thank you Sir, for your response. Can you please tell me if I can tamper the definition of logit. Is it changeable to a definition other than 0.5? The reason behind no variance is the definition.

[@DrJKSachdeva]

Follow the literature, but if circumstances compel, change the parameters as needed. No problem.

[@shr3186]

@@DrJKSachdeva ok thank you Sir!