calculate_data_units function

Given sampling arguments, calculate super set of fleets, years, and data types.

Given sampling arguments, calculate super set of fleets, years, and data types.

calculate_data_units(index_params = NULL, lcomp_params = NULL, agecomp_params = NULL, calcomp_params = NULL, mlacomp_params = NULL, wtatage_params = NULL)

Arguments

  • index_params: Named lists containing the arguments for sample_index.
  • lcomp_params: Named lists containing the arguments for sample_lcomp.
  • agecomp_params: Named lists containing the arguments for sample_agecomp.
  • calcomp_params: Named lists containing the arguments for sample_calcomp.
  • mlacomp_params: Named lists containing the arguments for sample_mlacomp.
  • wtatage_params: Named lists containing the arguments for sample_wtatage.

Returns

An invisible list of fleets, years, and types.

Note

A superset by nature is larger than the individual sets used to create it (unless all sampling arguments are identical), so that the returned list will created some unnecessary combinations. This was done intentionally for simplicity but may be changed later. See the vignette for further information.

See further examples in change_data.

Examples

## Only one fleet calculate_data_units(lcomp_params = list(fleets = 1, years = c(3, 4, 6))) ## Add new fleet calculate_data_units(lcomp_params = list(fleets = 1, years = c(3, 4, 6)), agecomp_params = list(fleets = 2, years = 5))

See Also

clean_data, change_data

Author(s)

Cole Monnahan

  • Maintainer: Kelli F. Johnson
  • License: MIT + file LICENSE
  • Last published: 2019-11-08