Let other people play with your logistic regression model.
Examples
Predict Getting into Harvard Law
Installation
Download/clone the repo.
Open the public/index.html file in a text editor.
Type your model into the config var at the top of the HTML file and fill out a few settings.
Open the HTML file in a browser.
/**************BEGIN EDITING HERE************/ var config = { headerTitle: "Harvard Law Admit Calcuator",//title at top of page resultsTitle: "Chance of Getting into Harvard Law",//explains results likelihoodLabel: "Likelihood of Admission",//shows along y-axis of graph intercept: -97.13444,//the intercept coefficient from your model variables: [ { name: "LSAT", coefficient: 0.3172556,//your beta coefficient from the logistic regression model binary: false,//is this a YES/NO 1/0 variable? min: 120,//minimum that user can select for this variable (remove if binary) max: 180,//maximum that user can select for this variable (remove if binary) defaultValue: 170,//value that's already selected when the page loads (use true/false for binary) selectIncrement: 1,//how much to increment between min and max for user select (remove if binary) decimalPlaces: 0,//how many decimal places should be displayed (remove if binary) graphIncrement: 1,//determines the "ticks" on the graph's x-axis (remove if binary) graphAxisMin: 150,//bottom range for graph x-axis (remove if binary) graphAxisMax: 180//top range for graph x-axis (remove if binary) }, { name: "GPA", coefficient: 11.05645, binary: false, min: 2.50, max: 4.00, defaultValue: 3.75, selectIncrement: 0.01, decimalPlaces: 2, graphIncrement: 0.10, graphAxisMin: 2.5, graphAxisMax: 4.0 } ] }; /*************STOP EDITING HERE**************/
Inputting Binary Variables:
{ name: "Male", coefficient: 0.098, binary: true, defaultValue: false, },
