Description Usage Arguments Examples
Using a Von Bertalanffy growth function and parameters you supply, this determines the proportion of a cohort's numbers and biomass that are at or above different size classes each year and plots them. A helper function not usually called directly. It is called by the overall vbrecruit function.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | plotcdfa.f(
proj.object,
lengths.of.interest,
birth.year,
final.year,
k,
Linf,
t0,
cv
)
|
proj.object |
a projection object produced by vbgrowth.f |
lengths.of.interest |
(often the length at recruitment to the fishery or a valuable size |
birth.year |
four digit year of birth |
final.year |
four digit final year of the growth projection (birth year + average max age is a good) |
k |
VB k |
Linf |
VB maximum length (cm) |
t0 |
VB t-zero |
cv |
coefficient of variation on length for an age |
1 2 3 4 | vbrecruit.f(birth.year=2011, final.year = 2050, Linf = 42, k = 0.086, t0 = -1.57, cv = 0.089,
lengths.of.interest=c(22,25,27,30))
cohort.props.f(birth.year=2011, final.year = 2030, Linf = 42, k = 0.086, t0 = -1.57, cv = 0.089)
vb.growth.f(age.vector=1:40,Linf=42,k=0.086,t0=-1.57,cv=0.089)
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