assess-methods: Call an stock assessment model
In FLAssess: Generic classes and methods for stock assessment models
Description
The assess methods calls the stock assessment function according to the class
of the control object given. Stock assessment methods in FLR generally require a control
class that contains all the options the model and its fitting algorithm provide. Classes
are specific to each method, so see the relevant help pages for detailed information.
The assess method allows different stock assessment procedures to be carried out in a
simulation procedure, or in any other function, by simply altering the control class
in the argument list.
This is a generic method to be extended for individual stock assessment models.
Methods
- object = "FLAssess"
The generic, to be extended for each specific assessment model
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Description
The assess methods calls the stock assessment function according to the class
of the control object given. Stock assessment methods in FLR generally require a control
class that contains all the options the model and its fitting algorithm provide. Classes
are specific to each method, so see the relevant help pages for detailed information.
The assess method allows different stock assessment procedures to be carried out in a simulation procedure, or in any other function, by simply altering the control class in the argument list.
This is a generic method to be extended for individual stock assessment models.
Methods
- object = "FLAssess"
The generic, to be extended for each specific assessment model
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