Understanding the Distinction: Linear Regression vs Logistic Regression and How to Apply Each Model
<p>At its heart, the difference between linear regression and logistic regression lies in the nature of the dependent variable they are each designed to predict. Linear regression is used to forecast a continuous dependent variable using a linear relationship with one or more independent variables. Conversely, logistic regression is used primarily for classification problems, predicting the probability that a given input falls into one of two categories, making it indispensable in binary classification scenarios. This fundamental distinction influences the algorithmic approach and use cases of each regression model.</p>
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