Thanks!! .. the logit function... I think it should separate y from 0 [instead of 1]. If you consider z= e^-y, z would go from inf to 0, crossing 1 at y=0. So when y is negative, z gets bigger and bigger, and logit function would tend to 0; when y is positive, z gets closer and closer to 0, and logit function would tend to 1(01:14:00 - 02:54:25)
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