I am running a program that estimates a set of parameters using CML. How do I make the program not to print the iterations but just the final results.
Thank you,
Juan
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If you set the __output variable equal to zero, then only the final results should be printed. Make sure that you set this AFTER your program calls CMLset, because CMLset will set __output to its default value.
For more information about the CML global control variables, take a look at the CML manual CML20.pdf. If you look at the Command Reference section for the function CML, starting on page 42, there is a section that lists all of the global control variables that CML looks at. There is also a brief description of the in the cml.dec file (located in the GAUSSHOME/src folder).
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If you set the __output variable equal to zero, then only the final results should be printed. Make sure that you set this AFTER your program calls CMLset, because CMLset will set __output to its default value.
For more information about the CML global control variables, take a look at the CML manual CML20.pdf. If you look at the Command Reference section for the function CML, starting on page 42, there is a section that lists all of the global control variables that CML looks at. There is also a brief description of the in the cml.dec file (located in the GAUSSHOME/src folder).