simannuliR | R Documentation |
Simulates data to estimate back-calculated lengths of age a for the ith fish
simannuliR(ages, Linf.mu, Linf.cv, k.mu, k.cv, t0.mu, t0.cv, seed)
ages |
= ages simulated from simageData function |
Linf.mu |
= Linf mean |
Linf.cv |
= CV of Linf |
k.mu |
= k mean |
k.cv |
= CV of k |
t0.mu |
= t0 mean |
t0.cv |
= CV of t0 |
seed |
= seed |
Simulated length data
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