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Expand README example #18

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k-doering-NOAA opened this issue May 28, 2020 · 1 comment
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Expand README example #18

k-doering-NOAA opened this issue May 28, 2020 · 1 comment
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Expand the example on the readme to illustrate using SSMSE for multiple scenarios.

  • scenario 1: cod model as is as the OM, cod model as is as the EM
  • scenario 2: cod model with higher M as the OM, cod model as is as the EM.

This will better illustrate to users how the run_SSMSE() function works and and show results when OMs and EMs are slightly different.

@k-doering-NOAA k-doering-NOAA added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label May 28, 2020
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Used steepness instead of natural mortality, because M proved to be a very sensitive parameter and the EM had trouble converging when the OM's M was not the same as assumed in the EM.

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