When the outcome is binary — survived or not, responded or not, defective or not — logistic regression is the standard modelling approach. But a table of coefficients isn’t what clinicians or stakeholders act on. They need odds ratios they can interpret, confidence intervals they can report, and evidence that the model isn’t being driven by a handful of unusual cases.
Odds ratios with confidence intervals, Wald and likelihood ratio tests for every term, inverse prediction at specified probabilities — and the same model-building workflow as linear regression, so you can add or drop predictors and see immediately how the fit changes.
See logistic regression results in detail — odds ratios, model tests, leverage plots, and influence diagnostics.
Logistic regression is one part of a complete statistical analysis toolkit. The Standard edition also includes simple and multiple regression, ANOVA and ANCOVA, PCA and factor analysis, descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing, correlation, and categorical data analysis. See everything in the Standard edition →