I don't know if we can figure that out... I would figure out what these
data are, and then read the relevant help files, ?glm, and literature
associated with linear modeling.
HTH,
Stephen
On 05/08/2012 01:15 AM, T Bal wrote:
Hi,
I have a data with the forum
a b c
8.9 0 0
7.4 1 0
4.2 0 1
2.3 1 1
Which are explanatory variables in this data?
And also I want to fit logistic regression model with two explanatory
variables? (I think that I should use glm, but how should I put these
variables in glm)?
Do I need also other functions, other than glm? Please help me. Thanks!
kind regards,
T. Bal
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