1 P₁ = 1+e¯²; and is bound between -∞ and +∞ Let Z₁ = a + ẞx; We cannot use OLS on the logistics distribution because Pi is non-linear in both the x's and B's. However, we can get around this by linearizing the model as a log of the odds ratio. Derive the regression model for the binary logit model expressed as the log of the odds ratio (10 points).
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