terminate_opt: Test whether optimization should be stopped
In jkbest2/spatq: Use spatially varying catchability to standardize fishery-dependent data
terminate_opt R Documentation
Test whether optimization should be stopped
Description
Sequentially tests whether maximum number of optimizations has been reached,
if the maximum gradient component is less than optcontrol$grtol,
relative parameter value changes between optimizations is less than
optcontrol$dparrtol, or relative change in the objective function
value is less than optcontrol$dobjrtol.
Usage
terminate_opt(fit = NULL, optcontrol)
Arguments
fit
spatq_fit object from attach_optdiags
optcontrol
spatq_optcontrol object
Value
boolean indicating termination (TRUE) or not (FALSE)
Author(s)
John K Best
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| terminate_opt | R Documentation |
Test whether optimization should be stopped
Description
Sequentially tests whether maximum number of optimizations has been reached,
if the maximum gradient component is less than optcontrol$grtol,
relative parameter value changes between optimizations is less than
optcontrol$dparrtol, or relative change in the objective function
value is less than optcontrol$dobjrtol.
Usage
terminate_opt(fit = NULL, optcontrol)
Arguments
fit |
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optcontrol |
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Value
boolean indicating termination (TRUE) or not (FALSE)
Author(s)
John K Best
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