Model Fit Comparison Window
Use the Model Fit Comparison window to compare goodness-of-fit statistics
for any two models fit to the current series.
Access it from the Tools pull-down menu of the Develop Models window
and the Automatic Model Fitting Results window whenever two or more models
have been fit to the series.
Controls and Fields
- Series
-
identifies the current time series variable.
- Range
-
displays the starting and ending dates of the series data range.
- Model 1
-
shows the model currently identified as Model 1.
- Model 1 upward arrow button
-
enables you to change the model identified as Model 1 if it is not already
the first model in the list of models associated with the series.
Select this button to cycle upward through the list of models.
- Model 1 downward arrow button
-
enables you to change the model identified as Model 1 if it is not already
the last model in the list of models. Select this button to cycle downward
through the list of models.
- Model 2
-
shows the model currently identified as Model 2.
- Model 2 upward arrow button
-
enables you to change the model identified as Model 2 if it is not already
the first model in the list of models associated with the series.
Select this button to cycle upward through the list of models.
- Model 2 downward arrow button
-
enables you to change the model identified as Model 2 if it is not already
the last model in the list of models.
Select this button to cycle downward
through the list of models.
- Close
-
closes the Model Fit Comparison window.
- Save
-
brings up a dialog for specifying the name and label of a SAS data set
to which the statistics will be saved.
The data set will contain all available
statistics and their values for Model 1 and Model 2,
as well as a flag variable that is set to 1 for those statistics that
were displayed.
- Print
-
prints the contents of the table to the SAS Output window.
If you find that the contents do not appear immediately in the Output
window, you will need to set scrolling options. Select Preferences
under the Options submenu of the Tools pull-down. In the Preferences
window, select the Advanced tab, then set output scroll lines to a number
greater than zero.
If you want
to route the contents to a printer, go to the Output window and select
Print from the File pull-down menu.
- Statistics
-
brings up the Statistics of Fit Selection window for controlling which
statistics are displayed.
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