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Ideas on NeighborWorks Models #15

Closed profgeraci closed 5 years ago

profgeraci commented 7 years ago

I am tempted to try to create a model that to PREDICT the RecommendCat value (of 2,3,4) using the same variables that we used in our first model:

RecommendCat ~ NeighborhoodID + Age + Gender + FeelSafeNightCat + SatLevelCat + Race + SnowRemovalCat + ParticipationCat + OwnRent + PoliceRating + FeelSafeDayCat + TrashRatingCat

..... or we could simplify it to what I think are the most significant:

RecommendCat ~ NeighborhoodID + Age + Gender + OwnRent + PoliceRating + FeelSafeDayCat

So, we have a covariate (Age), a factor of interest (NeighborhoodID) and some additional factors (Gender, OwnRent, PoliceRating, FeelSafe).

So, is this a logistic model or a binomial model? I think it's worth doing, even if everything ends up being NOT statistically significant.

I've created a document on our shared Google Drive:

https://docs.google.com/a/tamu.edu/document/d/11cNOBC_FxmT1P6Y6FBHWPJvZLJ_Z3K3aemGamxgGOcs/edit?usp=sharing

... everyone should be able to edit that document (you may have to login to TAMU). Any ideas are welcome.

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