I will be very grateful for your help on this issue. Independent Variable (Last Birth CS) is highly correlated with my dependent variable (Caesarean Deliveries). Both are binary variables.
I get the error (outcome=last_birth_CS =0 predicts data perfectly.
I only get the data to run if I drop some other important regressors. Is there away out of this situation? Or my best bet is to do away with either the Last Birth CS variable or the other variables. Thanks.
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