library(gfplot)
# On PBS network: # d <- gfdata::get_survey_samples("lingcod") # Or load cached data: d <- readRDS(here::here("report/data-cache/lingcod.rds"))$survey_samples survs <- c( # "4B: STRAIT OF GEORGIA", "5C: SOUTHERN HECATE STRAIT", "5E: WEST COAST Q.C. ISLANDS", "5D: NORTHERN HECATE STRAIT", "5B: NORTHERN Q.C. SOUND", "3D: N.W. VANCOUVER ISLAND", "3C: S.W. VANCOUVER ISLAND", "5A: SOUTHERN Q.C. SOUND" # "2B:CAPE BLANCO TO CAPE PERPETUA (42 50' TO 44 18')" ) surv_samp <- dplyr::filter(d, major_stat_area_name %in% survs)
Available samples:
tidy_sample_avail(surv_samp) %>% plot_sample_avail() + ggplot2::scale_fill_viridis_c()
Length-age fits (using a Stan Bayesian model):
# mf <- fit_vb(surv_samp, sex = "female") # mm <- fit_vb(surv_samp, sex = "male") # plot_vb(object_female = mf, object_male = mm) # # TMB::sdreport(mf$model) # TMB::sdreport(mm$model) mf_stan <- fit_vb(surv_samp, sex = "female", method = "mcmc", iter = 2000L) mm_stan <- fit_vb(surv_samp, sex = "male", method = "mcmc", iter = 2000L) plot_vb(object_female = mf_stan, object_male = mm_stan) mf_stan$model mm_stan$model
You can see the model and priors here: https://github.com/pbs-assess/gfplot/blob/master/inst/stan/vb.stan
linf_upper_sd
gets set to the 99% quantile of the sampled fish lengths.
mf <- fit_length_weight(surv_samp, sex = "female") mm <- fit_length_weight(surv_samp, sex = "male") plot_length_weight(object_female = mf, object_male = mm) TMB::sdreport(mf$model) TMB::sdreport(mm$model)
Maturity ogives. F50 and M50 give you the age (or length) at 50% maturity. 05 and 95 give you the 90% confidence interval.
m_age <- fit_mat_ogive(surv_samp, type = "age") plot_mat_ogive(m_age) m_length <- fit_mat_ogive(surv_samp, type = "length") plot_mat_ogive(m_length)
See detailed figure captions in the initial pages of https://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/csas-sccs/Publications/ResDocs-DocRech/2019/2019_041-eng.html
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