Probability model
The conditional probability is the sigmoid of a weighted feature score.
Probabilistic classification for binary outcomes
Logistic regression sends a linear score through a sigmoid so that the output lies between zero and one and can be interpreted as a class probability.
The essential idea: a linear decision boundary can produce calibrated probabilities through the sigmoid link.
The conditional probability is the sigmoid of a weighted feature score.
Binary cross-entropy rewards confident correct predictions and strongly penalizes confident mistakes.
Adjust the weight, bias, and threshold. See the probability curve and resulting decision change.
Logistic regression couples a linear score with the sigmoid to produce trainable binary class probabilities.