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RockinX
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Yo, I'm attending a Statistics class and we're seeing Logistic Regression right now. However, when talking about -2LL (log likelihood ratio), the professor talked about it twice, and contradicted himself both times. First he said that the closer -2LL was to zero, the better the model served as a predictor, and the following time he said the opposite.
So which one of these statements is the true one?
So which one of these statements is the true one?
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