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Last edited Jun 27, 2016

Created on Jun 27, 2016

This block presents a single static prediction, not an interactive visualization. It runs a logistic regression model that takes fifteen numeric parameters and calculates a probability result of 0.796, which is logged to the console. The code implements the model formula directly in JavaScript, using `Math.exp`, `Math.pow`, and `Math.log` for the mathematical operations. Although it is built for D3.js with a full-screen SVG element and loaded via the D3 library, the chart area remains unused; the example demonstrates how to embed a raw predictive calculation into a block-based D3 scaffold.

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