The number of recruits are estimated as a function of SSB using the Ricker stock-recruitment relationship. The SSB is estimated as a function of the number of mature individuals.
calc_recruits(N, maturity, wgt, recAlpha, recBeta)A matrix (nSize x nSpecies) of abundance (number of individuals)
A matrix (nSize x nSpecies) of the proportion of individuals that are considered mature (calc_maturity)
A matrix (nSize x nSpecies) of an individuals weight at the mid point of each size class (Units: grams). See calc_ration
A vector (length nSpecies). Scale parameter of the Ricker S-R relationship.
A vector (length nSpecies). Shape parameter of the Ricker S-R relationship.
A list is returned
A vector (length nSpecies). Number of recruits (millions).
A vector (length nSpecies). SSB (1000's tonnes).
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