I have a logistic regression model output where only the intercept variable is not significant while all other independent variables are significant.
If I have a fixed number of sample, shall I increase the independent variables or add more interaction effect variables to raise the intercept's significance level?
Thank you very much in advance.
Answer by Jenifer_Du (1115) | Nov 08, 2015 at 08:55 PM
If the intercept is not significant, this means that is not much important and there is no need to make it important on purpose. Even increase the independent variables, may not make it significant. But, if increase the independent variables could increase the accuracy of the module, you may try it.
What about including interaction variables? I tried this and it made the intercept significant.
The accuracy of a model is the most important. The intercept’s significance level does not affect the accuracy. So it is not important if the intercept is significant or not.
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