Back-transformation of phylogenetic logistic regression
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rosbakh commented
Dear developers of the phylolm package,
I am sorry for posting this question here - I could not find any help elsewhere.
For the sake of clarity, I would like to back-transform the estimates for a phylogenetic logistic regression I run with the help of your package. When I apply the 'standard' exp () I used to use for non-phylogenetic regressions, I get meaningless results. Am I missing something? Should I back-transform the estimates differently?
Thanks,
Sergey
lamho86 commented
Hello Sergey,
I am still unsure about your question. Could you please give more details?
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… On Jan 23, 2020, at 3:46 PM, rosbakh ***@***.***> wrote:
Dear developers of the phylolm package,
I am sorry for posting this question here - I could not find any help elsewhere.
For the sake of clarity, I would like to back-transform the estimates for a phylogenetic logistic regression I run with the help of your package. When I apply the 'standard' exp () I used to use for non-phylogenetic regressions, I get meaningless results. Am I missing something? Should I back-transform the estimates differently?
Thanks,
Sergey
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rosbakh commented
Hi Liam,
Sorry, I made some mistakes in the code that resulted in wrong estimates. It works well now.
Take care,
Sergey
rosbakh commented
Hi Liam,
Sorry, I made some mistakes in the code that resulted in wrong estimates. It works well now.
Take care,
Sergey