Assess2OM
is identical to VPA2OM
.A function that uses a set of bootstrap estimates of numbers-at-age, fishing mortality rate-at-age, M-at-age, weight-at-age, length-at-age and Maturity-at-age to define a fully described MSEtool operating model. The user still needs to parameterize most of the observation and implementation portions of the operating model.
Assess2OM(
Name = "A fishery made by VPA2OM",
proyears = 50,
interval = 2,
CurrentYr = as.numeric(format(Sys.Date(), "%Y")),
h = 0.999,
Obs = MSEtool::Imprecise_Unbiased,
Imp = MSEtool::Perfect_Imp,
naa,
faa,
waa,
Mataa,
Maa,
laa,
nyr_par_mu = 3,
LowerTri = 1,
recind = 0,
plusgroup = TRUE,
altinit = 0,
fixq1 = TRUE,
report = FALSE,
silent = FALSE,
...
)VPA2OM(
Name = "A fishery made by VPA2OM",
proyears = 50,
interval = 2,
CurrentYr = as.numeric(format(Sys.Date(), "%Y")),
h = 0.999,
Obs = MSEtool::Imprecise_Unbiased,
Imp = MSEtool::Perfect_Imp,
naa,
faa,
waa,
Mataa,
Maa,
laa,
nyr_par_mu = 3,
LowerTri = 1,
recind = 0,
plusgroup = TRUE,
altinit = 0,
fixq1 = TRUE,
report = FALSE,
silent = FALSE,
...
)
An object of class OM.
Character string. The name of the operating model.
Positive integer. The number of projection years for MSE.
Positive integer. The interval at which management procedures will update the management advice in runMSE, e.g., 1 = annual updates.
Positive integer. The current year (final year of fitting to data)
The steepness of the stock-recruitment curve (greater than 0.2 and less than 1, assumed to be close to 1 to match VPA assumption). Either a single numeric or a length nsim vector.
The observation model (class Obs). This function only updates the catch and index observation error.
The implementation model (class Imp). This function does not update implementation parameters.
Numeric array [sim, ages, year]
. Numbers-at-age [first age is age zero]
.
Numeric array [sim, ages, year]
. Fishing mortality rate-at-age [first age is age zero]
.
Numeric array [sim, ages, year]
. Weight-at-age [first age is age zero]
.
Numeric array [sim, ages, year]
. Maturity (spawning fraction)-at-age [first age is age zero]
.
Numeric array [sim, ages, year]
. Natural mortality rate-at-age [first age is age zero]
.
Numeric array [sim, ages, year]
. Length-at-age [first age is age zero]
.
Positive integer. The number of recent years that natural mortality, age vulnerability, weight, length and maturity parameters are averaged over for defining future projection conditions.
Integer. The number of recent years for which model estimates of recruitment are ignored (not reliably estimated by the assessment)
Positive integer. The first age class that fish 'recruit to the fishery'. The default is 0 - ie the first position in the age dimension of naa is age zero
Logical. Does the assessment assume that the oldest age class is a plusgroup?
Integer. Various assumptions for how to set up the initial numbers. 0: standard, 1: no plus group, 2: temporary fix for MSEtool plus group initialization
Logical. Should q be fixed (ie assume the F-at-age array faa is accurate?
Logical, if TRUE, a diagnostic will be reported showing the matching of the OM reconstructed numbers at age vs the assessment.
Whether to silence messages to the console.
Additional arguments (for all, either a numeric or a length nsim vector):
fecaa
Fecundity at age. Default fecundity is the product of maturity and weight at age.
SRrel
Stock-recruit relationship. (1
for Beverton-Holt (default), 2
for Ricker)
R0
unfished recruitment
phi0
unfished spawners per recruit associated with R0 and h. With time-varying parameters, openMSE uses the mean phi0
in the first ageM
(age of 50 percent maturity) years for the stock-recruit relationship. Assess2OM
will re-calculate R0 and h
in the operating model such that the stock-recruit alpha
and beta
parameters match values implied in the input.
Perr
recruitment standard deviation (lognormal distribution) for sampling future recruitment
AC
autocorrelation in future recruitment deviates.
spawn_time_frac
The fraction of a year when spawning takes place (e.g., 0.5 is the midpoint of the year)
T. Carruthers
Use a seed for the random number generator to sample future recruitment.
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