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st: negative and positive maximum likelihood ratios
Can someone please tell me what the difference is between a negative
and a positive maximum likelihood ratio. My intuition tells me that a
'negative' MLR is one that is less than 1 and a 'positive' MLR is
greater than 1 but I cannot find anything that describes these terms.
As a second request: how does one calculate these ratios when doing
logistic regression. I know that you can test the ratios using lrtest
but how can one actually calculate the ratio.
Many thanks in advance.
Don Spady
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