ypr_sel: Yield per recruit with selection ogive

In TropFishR: Tropical Fisheries Analysis

Yield per recruit with selection ogive

Description

Estimates relative yield and biomass, and the first order derivative.

Usage

ypr_sel(param, FM_change, Lt, P)

Arguments

param	a list consisting of following parameters (not all are required): Linf: infinite length in cm Winf: infinite weight K: growth coefficent for investigated species per year [1/year], t0: theoretical time zero, at which individuals of this species hatch M: natural mortality tr: age of recruitment tc: age of first capture
FM_change	vector with ascending fishing mortalities
Lt	length at time
P	population size

Details

The Thompson and Bell model incorporates an iteration step simulating the stock by means of the stock_sim function. In case changes in gear characteristics - here measured in terms of Lc or tc, the length or age at first capture, respectively - should be explored, a list with selectivity information about the gear has to be provided and the prediction models make use of the selectivity select_ogive function. Sparre and Venema (1998) recommend to treat the last length class always as plus group. This model is very sensitive to zero observations in the ultimate length classes. If unrealistic results are returned, it is recommended to cut length classes with zero observations, group them in a plus group or to change the interval between length classes. Equations which are used in this function assume isometric growth, an assumption often not met. Further, the assumption that there is no relationship between the parental stock size and progeny over a wide range of fishing mortalities or exploitation values, respectively, is also said to be untrue. By default, the functions assume knife-edge recruitment and selection of gears (Sparre and Venema, 1998).

Value

A list with the input parameters and dependent on the model type.

References

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