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alkprop: Age-Length Key Proportions-At-Age

Description

Calculates proportions-at-age and standard errors from an age-length key assuming a two-stage random sampling design.

Usage

alkprop(x)

Arguments

x
a data frame containing an age-length key (similar to Table 8.3 on page 307 of Quinn and Deriso (1999)). The first column must contain the length intervals as single numeric labels (no ranges), the second column must contain the number of sampl

Value

  • resultslist element containing a table of proportions, standard errors, and coefficients of variation for each age class.

Details

If individual fish from catches are sampled randomly for lengths and then are further subsampled for age structures, Quinn and Deriso (1999: pages 304-305) showed that the proportions of fish in each age class and corresponding standard errors can be calculated assuming a two-stage random sampling design. See reference to Table 8.4, page 308 in Quinn and Deriso.

References

Quinn, T. J. and R. B. Deriso. 1999. Quantitative Fish Dynamics. Oxford University Press, New York, New York. 542 pages

See Also

alkD alkss

Examples

Run this code
data(alkdata) 
alkprop(alkdata)

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