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    Exam 20: Categorical Outcomes: Logistic Regression
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Complete Separation Is

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Complete separation is:


A) When the observed variance is bigger than expected from the logistic regression model.
B) When the outcome variable can be perfectly predicted by one variable or a combination of variables.
C) When the outcome variable is completely separate from all other variables.
D) When all predictor variables are perfectly uncorrelated.

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