TSP regression output, 1978-2007

In 1978 when Bronwyn H. Hall and Robert E. Hall prepared the rewritten version of the TSP 3.3 User's Guide on the new mainframe laser printer, they included TSP output from an illustrative model, which included OLSQ, INST, LSQ, ANALYZ, FIML and SIML. The OLSQ output has been updated in subsequent editions of the TSP User's Guide, which allows us to compare the regression output as it has been modified slightly over the years.

1978: TSP 3.3

Diagnostics are left adjusted, not aligned on = sign. Output for TSP 2.8 is about the same.
              EQUATION   1
              ************

              ORDINARY LEAST SQUARES


              DEPENDENT VARIABLE:   CONS

              SUM OF SQUARED RESIDUALS =         3958.15
              STANDARD ERROR OF THE REGRESSION =         12.5828
              MEAN OF DEPENDENT VARIABLE =        519.032
              STANDARD DEVIATION =         147.459
              R-SQUARED =  0.9930
              ADJUSTED R-SQUARED =  0.9927
              F-STATISTIC(   1.,    25.) =         3545.80
              LOG OF LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION =       -105.645
              NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS =     27.
              SUM OF RESIDUALS =         .366211E-02
              DURBIN-WATSON STATISTIC (ADJ. FOR  0. GAPS) =  0.4617



    RIGHT-HAND                  ESTIMATED              STANDARD                   T-
     VARIABLE                  COEFFICIENT                ERROR               STATISTIC

     C                         -17.8024                9.33493               -1.90707
     GNP                        .633919                .106458E-01            59.5467


              ESTIMATE OF VARIANCE-COVARIANCE MATRIX OF ESTIMATED COEFFICIENTS

                     C              GNP
              ..............................
 C            .    87.1409       -.959755E-01
 GNP          .   -.959755E-01    .113332E-03
                       1              2

1983: TSP 4.0

Diagnostics are right adjusted, aligned on the = sign. Sum of residuals is deleted.
                            EQUATION   1
                            ************

           METHOD OF ESTIMATION = ORDINARY LEAST SQUARES


              DEPENDENT VARIABLE:  CONS

                   SUM OF SQUARED RESIDUALS =     3958.16
           STANDARD ERROR OF THE REGRESSION =     12.5828
                 MEAN OF DEPENDENT VARIABLE =     519.033
                         STANDARD DEVIATION =     147.459
                                  R-SQUARED =     .992999
                         ADJUSTED R-SQUARED =     .992719
 DURBIN-WATSON STATISTIC (ADJ. FOR  0 GAPS) =      0.4617
                     NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS =     27
                   F-STATISTIC(    1,   25) =     3545.79
                 LOG OF LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION =    -105.645


                       ESTIMATED      STANDARD
 VARIABLE          COEFFICIENT        ERROR      T-STATISTIC

 C                    -17.80238       9.334954     -1.907067
 GNP                  .6339192       .1064578D-01   59.54652

         VARIANCE COVARIANCE OF ESTIMATED COEFFICIENTS

                            C             GNP
                   --------------------------
      C              87.14136
      GNP            -0.09598         0.00011

1987: TSP 4.1

Drop the VCOV matrix and remove the "GAPS" label from the Durbin-Watson.
                                      EQUATION   1
                                      ************

                       METHOD OF ESTIMATION = ORDINARY LEAST SQUARES


      DEPENDENT VARIABLE:  CONS

                   SUM OF SQUARED RESIDUALS =     3958.17
           STANDARD ERROR OF THE REGRESSION =     12.5828
                 MEAN OF DEPENDENT VARIABLE =     519.033
                         STANDARD DEVIATION =     147.459
                                  R-SQUARED =    0.992999
                         ADJUSTED R-SQUARED =    0.992719
                    DURBIN-WATSON STATISTIC =      0.4617
              F-STATISTIC(        1,    25) =     3545.79
                 LOG OF LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION =    -105.645
                     NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS =         27

                  ESTIMATED    STANDARD
 VARIABLE        COEFFICIENT     ERROR    T-STATISTIC
 C                    -17.802      9.3350     -1.9071
 GNP                  0.63392     0.10646E-01  59.547

1993: TSP 4.2

New 2-column format for diagnostics, with mixed upper and lowercase text. Add new statistic: Schwarz B.I.C. (normalized) Add Current sample to header and move Number of obs to header.
                                              Equation   1
                                              ************

                              Method of estimation = Ordinary Least Squares


  Dependent variable:  CONS
  Current sample:  1949 to 1975
  Number of observations:  27

  Mean of dependent variable = 519.033             Adjusted R-squared = .992719
 Std. dev. of dependent var. = 147.459        Durbin-Watson statistic = .461739
    Sum of squared residuals = 3958.17      F-statistic (zero slopes) = 3545.79
       Variance of residuals = 158.327     Schwarz Bayes. Info. Crit. = 5.23184
    Std. error of regression = 12.5828     log of likelihood function = -105.645
                   R-squared = .992999


                                      Estimated               Standard
 Variable                           Coefficient                   Error           t-statistic
  C                                  -17.8024                   9.33496              -1.90707
  GNP                                 .633919                   .010646              59.5465

1997: TSP 4.4 and later

Add new default tests: LM het test, Jarque-Bera, RESET2, switch to unnormalized SBIC, add p-values for all tests, including Durbin-Watson. Reduce size of labels to make room for p-values.
Note: shown are lower and upper bounds on p-value for Durbin-Watson, which in this case imply that the p-value is less than .0005 .
                                      Equation   1
                                      ============

                       Method of estimation = Ordinary Least Squares


 Dependent variable: CONS
 Current sample:  1949 to 1975
 Number of observations:  27

        Mean of dep. var. = 519.033      LM het. test = .783303 [.376]
   Std. dev. of dep. var. = 147.459     Durbin-Watson = .461739 [.000,.000]
 Sum of squared residuals = 3958.17  Jarque-Bera test = 3.29859 [.192]
    Variance of residuals = 158.327   Ramsey's RESET2 = 16.7953 [.000]
 Std. error of regression = 12.5828   F (zero slopes) = 3545.79 [.000]
                R-squared = .992999    Schwarz B.I.C. = 108.941
       Adjusted R-squared = .992719    Log likelihood = -105.645

            Estimated    Standard
 Variable  Coefficient     Error       t-statistic   P-value
 C         -17.8024      9.33496       -1.90707      [.068]
 GNP       .633919       .010646       59.5465       [.000]