SUPRES

Examples

SUPRES suppresses the printing of output results globally. It is an alias for REGOPT:

REGOPT (NOPRINT) <list of output results> ;

NOSUPRES undoes any previous SUPRES that has been issued.

SUPRES list of output results ;

Usage

The arguments to SUPRES can be any of the output names beginning with @ described in this manual. The printing of the output associated with these names will be suppressed throughout the TSP program unless a NOSUPRES or REGOPT command with these codes is issued. The output results are still stored in memory and may be accessed.

Examples

To suppress all regression output, use the following command:

SUPRES REGOUT SMPL NOB COEF FST SBIC LOGL ;

This can be done more simply by using the SILENT option on an estimation (OLSQ, INST, etc.) command.

If you wish to see only a particular result, such as the Durbin-Watson, follow the SUPRES command with a NOSUPRES command:

NOSUPRES DW ;

To suppress the printing of the sample every time it changes, use

SUPRES SMPL ;

To cancel all previous SUPRES commands, use SUPRES with no arguments:

SUPRES ;