Suppose you use R to calculate a logistic regression model to predict the probability that a customer
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Suppose you use R to calculate a logistic regression model to predict the probability that a customer churns (yes or no). We use the variable Churn, which has values 0 or 1, where 0 represents "does not churn" and 1 represents "does churn."
We use an independent quantitative variable X.
Model <- glm( Churn ~ X, family=binomial, data=BronlynsData)
summary(Model)
Estimate of coefficient | p-value | |
(intercept) | -2 | Less than 0.0001 |
X | 0.5 | Less than 0.0001 |
When X = 8, the probability that a customer churns equals _____ %.
If applicable, keep at least 1 decimal place in all intermediate calculations, and you may round your final answer to the nearest whole number.
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