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Okay, have played with the factor coding in the GLZM module and if set the factors to be "Dummy" I retrieve the same results as from the binomial logistic regression (both factors contained either "a" or "b" for each observation. So that has solved that - thanks! Intere...

Thanks for getting back in touch. I think I see what you are getting at, although I have two queries. First, the main problem I have is that a binomial logistic regression is a generalised linear model with a logit link function and binomial errors, and if I run a GLZM on 0,1 data surely it should g...

I'm kind of guessing no-one knows what the issue is here?

Sure - attached pictures of the two outputs from the same data (AIC/Deviances match, as do the results for the interaction terms, but not sure what is going on with the others. A different test/SS??

Apologies if this has come up before, but I could not see it. If I run a binary logistic regression using the "Binomial Logistic Regression" from the "Regression" tab I get different results to an analysis run using the "Generalised Linear Models" from the "Linear ...