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st: How to convert coefficients into percentages in logistic regression?
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"Au, Maria C." <[email protected]>
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st: How to convert coefficients into percentages in logistic regression?
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Thu, 9 Aug 2012 12:42:19 -0400
I read an article recently that presented a table on "Percentage of US adults reporting >1 consumption of alcohol by race" after adjusting for sociodemographics including sex, education, martial status, and income in a multivariate logistic regression. I understand you can present percentages of individuals who either had "consumed" or "not consumed" in a bivariate analysis. But how do you do that AFTER running a logistic regression (or multinomial regression) adjusting for multiple covariates?
Below is a section from the table:
Non Hispanic Whites: 23% +/- 2 SEM
Non-Hispanic Blacks: 22% +/- 2 SEM
Mexican Americans: 21% +/- 1 SEM
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