Logistic regression gives probabilities as a result then how do we use it to predict a binary outcome?
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Answer / Balram Sarkar
To predict a binary outcome using logistic regression, you can set a threshold (often 0.5) for the probability output from the model. If the predicted probability is greater than or equal to the threshold, the model predicts the positive class; otherwise, it predicts the negative class.
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