In this example, what is the probability of a person who lives in a single home with a single family with multiple generations getting infected with Covid? Enter the answer to three digits after the decimal place. Suppose that the log-odds of contracting COVID were modeled as a function of living situation. Based on the datacollected, indicator variables representing living situations were defined as follows:Z1 = Lived in apartment building with single nuclear family (e.g., parents and children)Z2 = Lived in apartment building with a single family including multiple generations (>2 generations)Z3 = Lived in single-home or town house with multiple familiesZ4 = Lived in single-home or town house with a single family including multiple generations (>2 generations)Reference category: Lived in single home or town house with single nuclear familyThe fitted logistic regression equation was found to be:logit-0.20 +0.10 Z1 + 0.30*Z2 + 0.45*Z3+ 0.20*Z4.

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In this example, what is the probability of a person who lives in a single home with a single family with multiple generations getting infected with Covid? Enter the answer to three digits after the decimal place.

In this example, what is the probability of a person who lives in a single home with a single family with multiple generations getting infected with Covid? Enter the answer to three digits after the decimal place.

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Suppose that the log-odds of contracting COVID were modeled as a function of living situation. Based on the data
collected, indicator variables representing living situations were defined as follows:
Z1 = Lived in apartment building with single nuclear family (e.g., parents and children)
Z2 = Lived in apartment building with a single family including multiple generations (>2 generations)
Z3 = Lived in single-home or town house with multiple families
Z4 = Lived in single-home or town house with a single family including multiple generations (>2 generations)
Reference category: Lived in single home or town house with single nuclear family
The fitted logistic regression equation was found to be:
logit-0.20 +0.10 Z1 + 0.30*Z2 + 0.45*Z3+ 0.20*Z4.

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