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In a logistic regression problem an instance is similar to 60 positive instances, 20 negative instances, dissimilar to 30 positive instances, 90 negative instances. What kind of an instance is this?

In a logistic regression problem an instance is similar to 60 positive instances, 20 negative instances, dissimilar to 30 positive instances, 90 negative instances. What kind of an instance is this? Correct Answer Cannot be determined, even if the threshold is given

Similarity or dissimilarity does not determine the output of logistic regression. The output is completely dependent on the independent variables and their values. So, the output cannot be determined even if the threshold is given.

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