Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Uses life history theory to derive parameters for biological relationships, i.e. growth, maturity, natural mortality from.
Uses life history theory to derive parameters for biological relationships, i.e. growth, maturity, natural mortality from.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | omFn(x, b0 = 0.8, b = 0.1, year = seq(40, 90), maxF = 5)
lh(par, growth = lh:::vonB, fnM = function(par, len) exp(0.01 * par["m1"]
%-% (log(len) %*% par["m2"])), fnMat = logistic, fnSel = dnormal,
sr = "bevholt", range = c(min = 1, max = 40, minfbar = 1, maxfbar = 40,
plusgroup = 40), spwn = 0, fish = 0.5, units = if ("units" %in%
names(attributes(par))) attributes(par)$units else NULL, ...)
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of von Bertalanffy. This is a default that isnt normally derived from life history theory, as are the following args. |
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coefficient of length weight relationship |
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exponent of length weight relationship |
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age at which 95% of fish are mature, offset to age at which 50% are mature |
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selectivity-at-age parameter, standard deviation of lefthand limb of double normal |
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stock recruitment relationship |
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steepness of stock recruitment relationship |
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virgin biomass |
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of von Bertalanffy. This is a default that isnt normally derived from life history theory, as are the following args. |
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coefficient of length weight relationship |
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exponent of length weight relationship |
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age at which 95% of fish are mature, offset to age at which 50% are mature |
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selectivity-at-age parameter, standard deviation of lefthand limb of double normal |
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stock recruitment relationship |
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steepness of stock recruitment relationship |
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virgin biomass |
An FLPar
object with parameters
An FLPar
object with parameters
1 2 3 4 5 | ## Not run: ?om
## Not run:
lh(FLPar(linf=200))
## End(Not run)
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