Hi all,
Wondering if there is a way to get the goodness-of-fit information from the
LogisticRegression package, other than score() method? My particular
question for now is, how do I get the t-stat (I guess some people call it
z-value. I mean \hat{B} / std.err. ) of a logistic regression using sklearn
package?
Thanks!
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