Judged: two independent readers; copy check clear.
Box–Tidwell transformation
Box–Tidwell transformation The Box–Tidwell transformation is a statistical check used in regression modeling to test whether independent variables have a linear relationship with the model’s log-odds.
The Box–Tidwell transformation is a statistical check used in regression modeling to test whether independent variables have a linear relationship with the model’s log-odds. In plain terms, it helps assess whether a logistic regression assumption about predictor shape is met.