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What is the difference between Regression and Logistic
Regression? Can u explain the Assumptions/Conditions?
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Answer Posted / raj
Regression is used to model Interval target variables where
as logistic regression is used to model Categorical
varaibles.
Regression Assumptions: Input variables are linearly
related to target variable and that input variables and
residuals are normally distributed, and independent with a
mean of 0 and constant variance.
Logistic Regression: There are no distributional
requirements for inputs in Logistic regression
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