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Dаtа Set Bаckgrоund (Questiоns 1 tо 4) In this exam, you will be considering various attributes to predict employee turnover (whether an employee will leave or stay) based on various factors: Commute Mode: The mode of transportation the employee uses to commute to work.("Public Transport," "Car," "Bike," "Walk") (Qualitative variable) Workplace Flexibility: The level of flexibility the employee has in their work location. ("Remote," "Hybrid," "On-Site") (Qualitative variable) Team Dynamics: The level of collaboration within the employee's team. ("High Collaboration," "Low Collaboration") (Qualitative variable) Office Location: The geographical location of the office where the employee works. ("City Center," "Suburb," "Rural Area") (Qualitative variable) Health Benefits: The type of health benefits provided to the employee by the company. ("Full Coverage," "Partial Coverage," "None") (Qualitative variable) Satisfaction Score: A rating of the employee’s overall satisfaction with their job.(1-10) (Quantitative variable) Monthly Working Hours: The total number of hours worked by the employee in a typical month. (120-250) (Quantitative variable) Years With Company: The number of years the employee has worked at the company. (0.5-35 years)(Quantitative variable) Number of Trainings Attended: The number of professional development or training sessions the employee has participated in. (0-10) (Quantitative variable) Salary Increase Percentage: The percentage increase in the employee's salary over the past year.(0%-20%) (Quantitative variable) Turnover: Indicates whether the employee left the company. "1" for Turnover (employee left), "0" for No Turnover (employee stayed) (Response variable).
Questiоn 2: Lоgistic Regressiоn Model (17 points) 2а) (6 points) In this question, you will fit а reduced model: i) Using the dаtaset “trainData”, create a logistic regression model (call it "model1") using "Turnover" as the response variable, and "Office_Location", "Health_Benefits", "Monthly_Working_Hours" as the predictor variables. (2 points) ii) Using "model1", interpret the coefficients of the following predictors below with respect to both the log-odds of turnover and the odds of turnover. (2 points) 1) Monthly working hours 2) Health_BenefitsPartial Coverage. iii) Is the model with all the predictors better at predicting the response than a model with just an intercept term? Explain your reasoning. (2 points) Note: You can use only the summary output for model1 to answer this question. 2b) (4 points) In this question, you will fit the full model: i) (2 points) Using the "trainData" dataset, create a logistic regression model using Turnover as response variable and all variables in "trainData" as predictors (call it model2) and display the summary of model2. ii) (2 points) Compare the full logistic regression model (model2) from Question (2bi) against the reduced model (model1) from Question (2ai). What can you conclude from the results of this comparison using a significance level of alpha=0.01? 2c) (2 points) Perform a test for overall regression of the logistic regression "model2", using a significance level of alpha=0.05. Does the overall regression have explanatory power? Provide interpretation of the test. 2d)(5 points) Using "model2", apply hypothesis testing for a regression coefficient at the 0.01 significance level. i) (1 point) Is the coefficient of “Number_of_Trainings_Attended” statistically significant? ii) (1 point) State the Null and alternative hypotheses of the test. iii) (1.5 points) Describe the approach we would use to determine the statistical significance of the regression coefficient. iv) (1.5 points) What is the sampling distribution that the test statistic follows?