The R library faraway contains the pima dataset. We will fit a model with test as...

The R library faraway contains the pima dataset. We will fit a model with test as a response and bmi (only) as a predictor to see the relationship between the odds of a patient showing signs of diabetes and his/her bmi. The odds o and probability p are related by:

o = p/(1-p), p = o(1+o)

Using the GLM function:

a. Please estimate the amount of increase in the log(odds) when the bmi increases by 10.

b. Give a 95% CI for the estimate.

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Expert Solution

95% CI for bmi = intercept +/- z * std error

where z for 95% conf interval is -/+1.96

0.09353 +/- 1.96 * 0.01205

So., the 95% CI is 0.069912 to 0.117148

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