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logistic curve

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logistic curve [lə′jis·tik ′kərv]
(statistics)
A type of growth curve, representing the size of a populationyas a function of timet:y=k/(1 +e-kbt), wherekandbare positive constants. Also known as Pearl-Reed curve.
More generally, a curve representing a function of the formy=k/(1 +ecf(t)), wherecis a constant and ƒ(t) is some function of time.


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95 Hardcover Chapman & Hall texts in statistical science QA278 Logistic regression, used for the prediction of the probability of occurrence of an event by fitting data to a logistic curve, has become one of the most used statistical procedures employed by statisticians and researchers for the analysis of binary and proportional response data, according to Hilbe (emeritus, U.
Logistic regression is the term used to describe the process of fitting a logistic curve to a dataset.
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