Dear all, I am using the multinom() function from the nnet library within my own code and I want to suppress multinom's output (#weights, iter 10, 20...). My code generates output too, and I don't want it to be mixed with the output messages the multinom function generates. Is there a way to temporarily suppress this output? Thanks in advance. Florian Koller [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
"Florian Koller" <fkoller at isr.umich.edu> writes:> Dear all, > > I am using the multinom() function from the nnet library within my own > code and I want to suppress multinom's output (#weights, iter 10, > 20...). > My code generates output too, and I don't want it to be mixed with the > output messages the multinom function generates. > > Is there a way to temporarily suppress this output?Try setting trace=FALSE in the call to nnet. + seth