The posterior probability of an object belonging to one of two populations can be estimated using multivariate logistic regression. The bias associated with this procedure is derived In the context of normal populations with different mean vectors and a common covariance matrix and is compared with the bias of the classical method based on this normality assumption, -It Is found that the bias of the more robust procedure of logistic regression is of a lower order than that of the normality based method.
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