# test_haddock.R
# set working directory to source file location to begin
library(TMB)
library(VAST)
# use ?load_example and look in Details to see currently available data sets
example = load_example( data_set="GB_spring_haddock" )
settings = make_settings(n_x=100, Region=example$Region, purpose="index",
strata.limits=example$strata.limits, bias.correct=FALSE )
fit = fit_model( "settings"=settings,
"Lat_i"=example$sampling_data[,'Lat'],
"Lon_i"=example$sampling_data[,'Lon'],
"t_i"=example$sampling_data[,'Year'],
"c_i"=rep(0,nrow(example$sampling_data)),
"b_i"=example$sampling_data[,'Catch_KG'],
"a_i"=example$sampling_data[,'AreaSwept_km2'],
"v_i"=example$sampling_data[,'Vessel'] )
names(fit)
plot( fit )
# get error message the figure margins too large if don't do this
windows(record=TRUE)
# to see the mesh
plot(fit$spatial_list$MeshList$anisotropic_mesh)
?plot_results
plot_results(fit, settings, plot_set = 1)
plot_results(fit, settings, plot_set = 2)
plot_results(fit, settings, plot_set = 6)
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