I have a binary dependent variable with the following frequency distribution: Yes (1128) and No (24037). These frequencies correspond to a relative frequency distrbiution of Yes (5%) and No (95%).
Which methodologies would be appropariate to fit a model with such dependent variable? Is Complementary log-log regression (estimated by cloglog command) appropriate for this purpose?
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