CSPATIALREG Procedure

INIT Statement

  • INIT initialization1 < , initialization2 …>;

The INIT statement sets initial values for parameters in the optimization.

Each initialization is written as a parameter or parameter list, followed by an optional equal sign (=), followed by a number:

parameter <=> number

Parameter names are as shown in the Parameter column of the "Parameter Estimates" table. If a parameter name contains a blank or some other special character (such as '*', '-', '(', or ')'), then you must use the internal name of the parameter to refer to that parameter in the INIT statement. You can specify the PRINTINTERNALNAMES option in the PROC CSPATIALREG statement if you want to see the internal names of the parameters. When you specify the PRINTINTERNALNAMES option, the "Parameter Estimates" table includes an additional column that shows the internal name of each parameter.

For more information about how parameters are named in the INIT statement, see the section Parameter Naming Conventions for RESTRICT, TEST, BOUNDS, and INIT Statements.

Last updated: July 09, 2026