Evaluate and refine the goodness of initial parameter values before fitting catch dynamic models to data.
# S3 method for CatDynExp
plot(x, leg.pos, Biom.tstep, Cat.tstep, Biom.xpos, Biom.ypos,
Cat.xpos, Cat.ypos,
diagnostics.panels = TRUE, ...)An object of class CatDynExp
The position of the legend in the first panel. Passed to legend().
Integer. The number of time steps over which to average the population biomass counting from the end of the season backwards.
Integer. The number of time steps over which to add the catch counting from the end of the season backwards.
Numeric. The position of the biomass value on the x-axis of the first panel of the plot in relative units.
Numeric. The position of the biomass value on the y-axis of the first panel of the plot in relative units.
Numeric. The position of the catch value on the x-axis of the first panel of the plot in relative units.
Numeric. The position of the catch value on the y-axis of the first panel of the plot in relative units.
Logical. Whether to plot deviance residual diagnostic panels (default to TRUE) or just the data and model prediction (diagnostics.panels = FALSE).
Further arguments to pass to plot(), hist().
A four panel plot of data, model predictions, and residual analysis.
If the average population biomass over the whole season is to be posted then an integer equal to the number of time steps in the season shall be entered for the Biom.tstep argument.
Roa-Ureta, R. H. 2012. ICES Journal of Marine Science 69(8):1403-1415.
# NOT RUN {
#See examples for CatDynFit().
# }
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