python - statsmodels ARIMA.fit: Hide output -
it seems whenever run arima.fit()
, stdout kalman filter:
## -- end pasted text -- running l-bfgs-b code * * * machine precision = 2.220d-16 n = 1 m = 12 problem unconstrained. @ x0 0 variables @ bounds @ iterate 0 f= 5.60459d-01 |proj g|= 2.22045d-08 * * * tit = total number of iterations tnf = total number of function evaluations tnint = total number of segments explored during cauchy searches skip = number of bfgs updates skipped nact = number of active bounds @ final generalized cauchy point projg = norm of final projected gradient f = final function value * * * n tit tnf tnint skip nact projg f 1 1 3 1 0 0 0.000d+00 5.605d-01 f = 0.560459405131994 convergence: norm_of_projected_gradient_<=_pgtol cauchy time 0.000e+00 seconds. subspace minimization time 0.000e+00 seconds. line search time 0.000e+00 seconds. total user time 0.000e+00 seconds.
there doesn't seem obvious parameter pass fit hide output. how hide output?
from @user333700's comment, use:
arima.fit(disp=0)
the documentation (for version 0.7.0.dev-c8e980d) says:
disp : bool, optional
if true, convergence information printed. default l_bfgs_b solver, disp controls frequency of output during iterations. disp < 0 means no output in case.
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