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    This document summarizes the steps taken to perform logistic regression in IBM SPSS. It retrieves data from an Excel file, defines the dependent and independent variables, runs the logistic regression with spending and card as predictor variables, and saves the results. The logistic regression is statistically significant and the model correctly classifies 72% of cases. Spending and having a card both positively predict the likelihood of using a coupon.

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    This document summarizes the steps taken to perform logistic regression in IBM SPSS. It retrieves data from an Excel file, defines the dependent and independent variables, runs the logistic regression with spending and card as predictor variables, and saves the results. The logistic regression is statistically significant and the model correctly classifies 72% of cases. Spending and having a card both positively predict the likelihood of using a coupon.

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    This document summarizes the steps taken to perform logistic regression in IBM SPSS. It retrieves data from an Excel file, defines the dependent and independent variables, runs the logistic regression with spending and card as predictor variables, and saves the results. The logistic regression is statistically significant and the model correctly classifies 72% of cases. Spending and having a card both positively predict the likelihood of using a coupon.

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    This document summarizes the steps taken to perform logistic regression in IBM SPSS. It retrieves data from an Excel file, defines the dependent and independent variables, runs the logistic regression with spending and card as predictor variables, and saves the results. The logistic regression is statistically significant and the model correctly classifies 72% of cases. Spending and having a card both positively predict the likelihood of using a coupon.

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    GET DATA

    /TYPE=XLSX
    /FILE='C:\Users\Shoaib.Sarwar\Desktop\Simmons Logistic Regression.xlsx'
    /SHEET=name 'Data'
    /CELLRANGE=FULL
    /READNAMES=ON
    /DATATYPEMIN PERCENTAGE=95.0
    /HIDDEN IGNORE=YES.
    EXECUTE.
    DATASET NAME DataSet5 WINDOW=FRONT.
    LOGISTIC REGRESSION VARIABLES Coupon
    /METHOD=ENTER Spending Card
    /CRITERIA=PIN(.05) POUT(.10) ITERATE(20) CUT(.5).

    Logistic Regression
    [DataSet5]

    Case Processing Summary


    Unweighted Casesa N Percent
    Selected Cases Included in Analysis 100 100.0
    Missing Cases 0 .0
    Total 100 100.0
    Unselected Cases 0 .0
    Total 100 100.0

    a. If weight is in effect, see classification table for the total number of cases.

    Dependent Variable
    Encoding
    Original Value Internal Value
    0 0
    1 1

    Block 0: Beginning Block

    Page 1
    a,b
    Classification Table
    Predicted
    Coupon Percentage
    Observed 0 1 Correct
    Step 0 Coupon 0 60 0 100.0
    1 40 0 .0
    Overall Percentage 60.0

    a. Constant is included in the model.


    b. The cut value is .500

    Variables in the Equation


    B S.E. Wald df Sig. Exp(B)
    Step 0 Constant -.405 .204 3.946 1 .047 .667

    Variables not in the Equation


    Score df Sig.
    Step 0 Variables Spending 7.205 1 .007
    Card 6.000 1 .014
    Overall Statistics 13.054 2 .001

    Block 1: Method = Enter

    Omnibus Tests of Model Coefficients


    Chi-square df Sig.
    Step 1 Step 13.628 2 .001
    Block 13.628 2 .001
    Model 13.628 2 .001

    Model Summary
    -2 Log Cox & Snell R Nagelkerke R
    Step likelihood Square Square
    1 120.974 a .127 .172

    a. Estimation terminated at iteration number 4 because parameter estimates changed by less than .001.

    Page 2
    a
    Classification Table
    Predicted
    Coupon Percentage
    Observed 0 1 Correct
    Step 1 Coupon 0 52 8 86.7
    1 20 20 50.0
    Overall Percentage 72.0

    a. The cut value is .500

    Variables in the Equation


    B S.E. Wald df Sig. Exp(B)
    a
    Step 1 Spending .342 .129 7.050 1 .008 1.407
    Card 1.099 .445 6.105 1 .013 3.000
    Constant -2.146 .577 13.826 1 .000 .117

    a. Variable(s) entered on step 1: Spending, Card.

    DATASET ACTIVATE DataSet1.


    DATASET CLOSE DataSet4.
    DATASET ACTIVATE DataSet5.

    SAVE OUTFILE='C:\Users\Shoaib.Sarwar\Desktop\Simpsons.sav'
    /COMPRESSED.

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