A logistic regression model was proposed for classifying common brushtail possums into their two regions. The outcome variable took value 1 if the possum was from Victoria and 0 otherwise. Estimate SE Pr(>|Z|) (Intercept) 31.1256 9.7822 3.1819 0.0014 sex_male -1.3917 0.6456 -2.1557 0.0312 skull_width -0.2782 0.1243 -2.2381 0.0252 total_length tail_length 0.5529 0.1337 4.1354 -1.8147 0.3636 -4.9909 (a) Write out the form of the model. log_odds(Victoria) = sex_male - skull_width + total_length + tail_length Also identify which of the variables are positively associated when controlling for other variables. O skull_width sex_male O total_length tail_length (b) Suppose we see a brushtail possum at a zoo in the US, and a sign says the possum had been captured in the wild in Australia, but it doesn't say which part of Australia. However, the sign does indicate that the possum is male, its skull is about 64 mm wide, its tail is 40 cm long, and its total length is 85 cm. What is the reduced model's computed probability that this possum is from Victoria?

A logistic regression model was proposed for classifying common brushtail possums into their two regions. The outcome variable took value 1 if the possum was from Victoria and 0 otherwise. Estimate SE Pr(>|Z|) (Intercept) 31.1256 9.7822 3.1819 0.0014 sex_male -1.3917 0.6456 -2.1557 0.0312 skull_width -0.2782 0.1243 -2.2381 0.0252 total_length tail_length 0.5529 0.1337 4.1354 -1.8147 0.3636 -4.9909 (a) Write out the form of the model. log_odds(Victoria) = sex_male - skull_width + total_length + tail_length Also identify which of the variables are positively associated when controlling for other variables. O skull_width sex_male O total_length tail_length (b) Suppose we see a brushtail possum at a zoo in the US, and a sign says the possum had been captured in the wild in Australia, but it doesn't say which part of Australia. However, the sign does indicate that the possum is male, its skull is about 64 mm wide, its tail is 40 cm long, and its total length is 85 cm. What is the reduced model's computed probability that this possum is from Victoria?

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