Create a table of Performance Limits and Performance Objectives
PMLimit(MSE, ..., Prob = NULL, Labels = NULL, FeaseMPs = NULL,
out.file = NULL, output_format = "html_document", openFile = TRUE,
quiet = TRUE, dir = NULL, RMDfile = NULL, font_size = 14,
auto_width = FALSE, enableSearch = TRUE, PMlist = NULL,
build = TRUE)PMObj(MSE, ..., Labels = NULL, out.file = NULL,
output_format = "html_document", openFile = TRUE, quiet = TRUE,
dir = NULL, RMDfile = NULL, font_size = 14, use.colors = TRUE,
cols = NULL, show.legend = TRUE, auto_width = FALSE,
enableSearch = TRUE, PMlist = NULL, build = TRUE, cex.tex = 0.75,
inc.title = TRUE, title = "Legend")
An object of class 'MSE'
PM objects to be used as performance limits. Characters (i.e names of PM objects)
Minimum probability threshold
Optional named list specifying new labels for MPs. For example: Labels = list(AvC="Average Catch", CC1="Constant Catch")
Optional. Character vector of MP names that are considered feasible. e.g. the output from Fease()
Name of the output file. If none provided, output file will be named 'PerfLimTable'
Output file format. Currently only 'html_document' is supported
Logical. Should the file be opened in browser?
Logical. An option to suppress printing of the pandoc command line.
Optional. Directory for output file. Default is working directory.
Optional. RMD template file
Numeric. Font size for text in the table
Logical. Should table be width be automatic?
Currently disabled. Logical. Should search be enabled in the html table?
Optional. List of PM names.
Logical. Build the html table?
Logical. Color scale the probability text?
Optional character vector of colors for probability text
Logical. Show the legend??
Size of legend text
Logical. Include title for legend?
Title for the legend
PMLimit
invisibly returns names of MPs that pass all performance limits
PMLimit
: Create a table of Performance Limits
PMObj
: Create a table of Performance Objectives.
# NOT RUN {
MSE <- runMSE()
PMLimit(MSE, "P50", "PNOF", Prob=0.9)
PMObj(MSE, "P100", "LTY")
# }
# NOT RUN {
# }
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