Data in Brief (Dec 2021)

Logit models, the area under receiver characteristic curves, sensitivity, and specificity for Co-enrollment density in college networks dataset.

  • Eric Leonardo Huerta-Manzanilla,
  • Matthew W. Ohland,
  • Manuel Toledano-Ayala,
  • Juan Carlos Jáuregui-Correa

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 39
p. 107509

Abstract

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This article describes the data related to co-enrollment density (CD), a new network clustering index, that can predict persistence and graduation. The data hold the raw results and charts obtained with the algorithm for CD introduced in ``Co-Enrollment Density Predicts Engineering Students' Persistence and Graduation: College Networks and Logistic Regression Analysis.'' There are data for eight institutions that show CD as a predictor for graduation at four years, graduation at six years, and ever graduated. The files were processed using R to estimate CD at one, two, three, and four years. Logistic regression models, receiver operating characteristic curves, specificity, sensitivity, and cut-off points were estimated for each model. The R code to reproduce the metanalysis for the summary data is included. The displays for the logistic regression models, receiver operating characteristic curves, density curves for classes, models, and parameters are included.

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