Apologies for any duplication, after 12 hours the original had not
appeared on Statalist.
I am using Stata 9.2 and I am getting extraneous output when running
regressions. I would like to find a way to stop this extraneous output.
Here is the data, prices_1:
time sydney
1 29.053
2 28.96014
3 28.503
4 28.48871
5 28.34586
6 28.08871
7 28.03157
8 27.16014
9 26.603
Here are the commands:
use prices_1, clear;
regress sydney time;
clear;
The response is as follows:
. use prices_1, clear;
. regress sydney time;
matrin input
6.00000e+001
* 0 6.00000e+001 6.00000e-008
matrin output
1.66667e-002
Source | SS df MS Number of obs =
9
-------------+------------------------------ F( 1, 7) =
55.27
Model | 4.56108786 1 4.56108786 Prob > F =
0.0001
Residual | .577651396 7 .082521628 R-squared =
0.8876
-------------+------------------------------ Adj R-squared =
0.8715
Total | 5.13873925 8 .642342407 Root MSE =
.28727
------------------------------------------------------------------------
------
sydney | Coef. Std. Err. t P>|t| [95% Conf.
Interval]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------
------
time | -.2757139 .0370859 -7.43 0.000 -.363408
-.1880198
_cons | 29.5157 .2086938 141.43 0.000 29.02221
30.00918
------------------------------------------------------------------------
------
. clear;
With a small regression such as this the extraneous material "matrin
input" and "matrin output" do not matter much. But much bigger versions
of these extraneous outputs occur in more complex regressions.
A search of the Statalist archives did not turn up any refrerences to
"matrin".
Can anyone suggest a way to stop this extraneous material from appearing
in the regression output?
Regards
Dr Richard Hayes
Senior Research Fellow
Melbourne Business School
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