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Calculating different weights in feature values in logistic regression
In traditional logistic regression model, every value of feature has the same weight. In this paper, we propose a new weighting method for logistic regression, which assigns a different weight to each feature value. A gradient approach is used to calculate the optimal weights of feature values.