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Gz: Gz calculates predicted Gompertz length-at-age growth curve

Description

Gz calculates length-at-age for the Gompertz curve. This curve can have an inflection near the origin as well as at an age where growth slows due to maturity occurring.

Usage

Gz(p, ages)

Value

a vector of predicted lengths for a vector of ages in 'ages'

Arguments

p

is a vector the first three values of which are a, b, c, for the Gz curve.

ages

is a vector of ages; could be a single number

Examples

Run this code
 ages <- seq(0,20,1)   # sigma is ignored here
 oldpar <- par(no.readonly=TRUE)
 pars <- c(a=26.0,b=2.8,c=-0.65,sigma=1.0) # a, b, c, sigma;
 plot1(ages,Gz(pars,ages),xlab="Age",ylab="Length",lwd=2)
 par(oldpar)

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