Closed N-DucharmeBarth-NOAA closed 2 years ago
@Henning-Winker @jabbamodel, I wanted to check with you and see if there was a specific reason for ignoring the first year of this vector. When I checked this line using the simple example model we have, it removed the first two years; the model start year is 26 but the allyrs vector starts at 28 because the first year of Bratio reported is 27. If this is meant to be this way, I suggest renaming the variable allyrs
to reduce confusion for users reading through the code and we can make a note in the documentation as to why it ignores the first year (or two). Otherwise, this would be a quick fix.
NOTE: if the vector should include the start year, it should use the years from "F" because F is estimated for the first year.
The code would then be:
allyrs <- unique(as.numeric(gsub(paste0(status[2], "_"), "", hat$Label[grep(paste0(status[2], "_"), hat$Label)])))
After clarification from Henning, the current code is correct. Due to the way that SS3 thins the covariance matrix, there are missing years but at least every 3 years is reported. Bratio is first reported for year 2, so adding the [-1] at the end of the search gets the third year. I suggest closing this issue and opening another to add this information to the documentation of the function. I also suggest changing the name of the variable from allyrs to something more general to avoid future confusion.
Hello, It appears that the SSdeltaMVLN omits the first model year from ensuing calculations. Currently line 39 calculates
allyrs
the following way:Perhaps it should omit the
[-1]
at the end of the line unless this is intentional?