Description Usage Arguments Value Which arguments to specifiy in case files Specifying the change_o_list Passing arguments to change_o through run_ss3sim Author(s) See Also
change_o
takes an SS3 .ctl
file
and implements parameter value changes that are NOT time varying.
change_o
is specifically set up to work with an operating model
.ctl
file.
1 2 3 |
change_o_list |
*A list of named vectors. Names correspond to parameters
in the operating model and the vectors correspond to deviations.
Alternatively, |
ctl_file_in |
A string providing the path to the input SS |
ctl_file_out |
A string providing the path to the output SS control file. If the value is |
par_name |
*A character vector of parameter names to pass in. NULL unless
want to use instead of |
par_int |
*A numeric vector of parameter initial values to pass in. NULL
unless want to use instead of |
verbose |
When |
The function creates modified versions of the .ctl
files. The
function also returns change_o_list
invisibly.
All function argument descriptions that start with an asterisk (*) will be passed
through the case files to run_ss3sim
. If one of these arguments
is not specified in a case file, then a value of NULL
will be passed,
which may or may not be an appropriate value. Other arguments will be ignored
if specified.
change_o_list
Parameters initial values will change according to the values passed to
change_o_list
. Each parameter should have a single value specified.
Parameter names must be unique and match the full parameter name in the
.ctl
file.
change_o
through run_ss3sim
(1) create a case file with an arbitrary letter
not used elsewhere (anything but D, E, F, or R) and (2) include the line
function_type; change_o
in your case file. For example, you might
want to use M for natural mortality, S for selectivity, or G for growth.
Kathryn Doering
Other change functions: change_data
,
change_em_binning
, change_e
,
change_f_par
, change_f
,
change_retro
, change_tv
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