Jan. 15, 2024, 1:40 a.m. | /u/AnxiousEgg6284

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Sometimes for a variety of reasons, logistic regression can't always be the approach used, whether that means unsupervised or a different supervised approach being more important.

The interpretation of logistics regression is really nice though, and from my understanding, feature weights can't be interpreted that way. Is there anything I can use to get that same interpretation for feature X and outcome Y on feature weights?

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