Re: st: compare effect size between dummys and metrics variables in logistic regression

[Jörg Eulenberger <j.eulenberger@web.de>]

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Dear Michael,
tanks a lot for your help. I guessed as much.
Joerg
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Am 27.09.2010 09:21, schrieb Michael N. Mitchell:
> Greetings Joerg
>
>   If you were doing an OLS regression, I would say that you could 
> report the partial (or semi-partial) correlation associated with each 
> of the variables. However, as you note, you are using binary logistic 
> regression. While you could technically create z scores for the binary 
> variables to try and put them on the same scale as the z-transformed 
> variables, those results would not make much sense. You could take the 
> z-transformed variables and convert them into 0/1 variables by cutting 
> them into two arbitrary groups, but that would not make much sense. My 
> thoughts are that there is not much you can do to compare the "apples" 
> and "oranges" here in terms of the effect size.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Michael N. Mitchell
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> On 2010-09-26 11.23 AM, Jörg Eulenberger wrote:
> > Dear Statalisters,
> > a have an more statistical Question. I want to calculate an binary 
> > logistic regression. I
> > have all metric variables z-transformed (mean = 0, std=1) to compare 
> > the effect size
> > between the independent variable. But I have also dummys in my 
> > Regressionmodell. What can
> > i do to compare the effect size of the dummy's with the effect size 
> > of the metric
> > independent variables? Or is that completely impossible?
> > Thanks,
> > Joerg
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