How to get the ChiSq for each predictor in Logistic Regression?I noticed that in Logistic Regression each predictor will have a ChiSq value as highlighted in the color yellow below pic, I am wondering how to calculate this value for each predictor since the predictors are continuous data.
Is there anyone who can help answer? Thanks in advance. ~ ~
AnalyticsRe: How to get the ChiSq for each predictor in Logistic Regression?It is just the square of the (estimate / standard Error)². You can find this in the JMP help files.
Re: How to get the ChiSq for each predictor in Logistic Regression?Thanks for your answer.
But what I want to ask more is that what the physical meaning of prob is? I mean what does this ChiSq compare to? As above the Prob of Height = 0.0374 is less than 0.05, so what does this tell us? Does this mean that the value of parameter Height cannot be 0 or must be considered in the model?
