Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note Author(s) Examples
View source: R/MSE_functions.R
Have I undertaken enough simulations (nsim)? Has my MSE converged on stable (reliable) peformance metrics?
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MSEobj |
An MSE object of class |
PMs |
A character vector of names of the PM methods or a list of the PM methods |
maxMP |
Maximum number of MPs to include in a single plot |
thresh |
The convergence threshold. Maximum root mean square deviation over the last |
ref.it |
The number of iterations to calculate the convergence statistics. For example, a value of 20 means convergence diagnostics are calculated over last 20 simulations |
inc.leg |
Logical. Should the legend be displayed? |
all.its |
Logical. Plot all iterations? Otherwise only (nsim-ref.it):nsim |
nrow |
Numeric. Optional. Number of rows |
ncol |
Numeric. Optional. Number of columns |
silent |
Hide the messages printed in console? |
Performance metrics are plotted against the number of simulations. Convergence diagonostics
are calculated over the last ref.it
(default = 20) iterations. The convergence diagnostics are:
Is the order of the MPs stable over the last ref.it
iterations?
Is the average difference in performance statistic over the last ref.it
iterations < thresh
?
By default three commonly used performance metrics are used:
Average Yield Relative to Reference Yield
Probability Spawning Biomass is above 0.1BMSY
Probability Average Annual Variability in Yield is < 20 per cent
Additional or alternative performance metrics objects can be supplied. Advanced users can develop their own performance metrics.
A table of convergence results for each MP
See relevant section of the DLMtool User Guide for more information.
A. Hordyk
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