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Divine Free Action in Avicenna and AnselmAll of the models discussed so far assume that the dependent variable is continuous and normally distributed. In this chapter, we introduce ., which include the regression and ANOVA models of previous chapters, but can also be used for modeling non-normally distributed response variables, in particular categorical variables.

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Generalized Linear Models I: Logistic Regression,All of the models discussed so far assume that the dependent variable is continuous and normally distributed. In this chapter, we introduce ., which include the regression and ANOVA models of previous chapters, but can also be used for modeling non-normally distributed response variables, in particular categorical variables.