How to Depreciate Output in JupyterNotebook PyStata

[Lei Huang]

Hi, I am using Stata17 and I use PyStata in my Jupyter Notebook. PyStata is really handy in dealing with regressions in Python. However, it is quite annoying that PyStata keep printing its result to my Notebook when I use a loop. So is there anyway to depreciate PyStata's Output in Jupyter Notebook?

[Lei Huang]

Hi, I am using Stata17 and I use PyStata in my Jupyter Notebook. PyStata is really handy in dealing with regressions in Python. However, it is quite annoying that PyStata keep printing its result to my Notebook when I use a loop. So is there anyway to depreciate PyStata's Output in Jupyter Notebook?

Problem Solved. For Future Reference, stata.run have one option: quietly = True