View source: R/get_multinomial_props.R
| get_multinomial_props | R Documentation | 
Function to compute proportions-at-age for each length using multinomial approach From Chris Legault (which was based on code from Mike Bednarski)
get_multinomial_props(
  agedata,
  small.len = 1,
  big.len,
  small.age,
  big.age,
  ref.age,
  printConvergence = F
)
| small.len | Numeric scalar. Smallest length to be estimated (Usually based on observations for the year) | 
| big.len | Numeric scalar. Largest length to be estimated (Usually based on observations for the year) | 
| small.age | Numeric scalar. | 
| big.age | Numeric scalar. Maximum age needed in the key (Usually based on observations for the year) | 
| ref.age | Numeric scalar. Used in the GLM as the age against which all the other ages are estimated. It is typically the most abundant age. | 
| ageData | Data frame | 
List
| converg | Indicating if the fit converged. | 
| pred.p | Matrix. Age-length Key. Rows are lengths, columns ages | 
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