Logistic regression: Maximum Likelihood Estimation
- Maximum likelihood estimation
In Logistic regression model, the response variable yi (y=1,0) is independent variable and follows
Bernoulli distribution: yi ~ B(p, p(1-p)). And logit function of logistic regression model:
Bernoulli distribution: yi ~ B(p, p(1-p)). And logit function of logistic regression model:
So
The derivatives:
The likelihood function of β given yi (i=1,2,…n) is
Set the above equation to equal in order to maximize likelihood.
Here, 
is variance-covariance matrix set as V.
Consider Newton-Raphson method given a function f(x):
In terms of the maximum likelihood function 

The equations of likelihood estimation:
Iteratively Re-weighted Lease Squares (IRLS)
Calculate coefficients values of 
when k=0.
Calculate V(
)
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