Looking at the four predictors in the logistic regression I thought (4) was conceptually reciprocal to (2). i.e.,
In (2) The farther the agent has to walk to the cheese, the less likely it is to do so.
Intuitively I expected--for the same reason--that in (4) the farther the agent has to walk to the top-right 5x5, the less likely it is to do _that_, and therefore, conversely, the more likely it is to go for the cheese.
You've called the effect in (2) "obvious"; I don't know about you, but to me it seems it's obvious because there's some kind ... (read more)
Looking at the four predictors in the logistic regression I thought (4) was conceptually reciprocal to (2). i.e.,
In (2) The farther the agent has to walk to the cheese, the less likely it is to do so.
Intuitively I expected--for the same reason--that in (4) the farther the agent has to walk to the top-right 5x5, the less likely it is to do _that_, and therefore, conversely, the more likely it is to go for the cheese.
You've called the effect in (2) "obvious"; I don't know about you, but to me it seems it's obvious because there's some kind ... (read more)