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[Feature]: add option to input matrix of M by year & age #503

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iantaylor-NOAA opened this issue Sep 19, 2023 · 0 comments
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[Feature]: add option to input matrix of M by year & age #503

iantaylor-NOAA opened this issue Sep 19, 2023 · 0 comments
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natural mortality related to natural mortality wishlist request new feature; bigger than revision; OK to remove after adding to Milestone

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Describe the solution you would like.

As discussed during ongoing ICES course on SS3, expanding the M option 3 to allow a matrix of M by age and year would make life easier for those with SCAA-style models that include a matrix of M.

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Status-quo option requires annual blocks on M-at-age parameters.

As noted by Max (@akatan999), for EWAA models, it might be nice to input an M matrix in the wtatage.ss file. However, this would prevent it's use in a model with parametric growth and maybe require more complex coding to implement.

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@iantaylor-NOAA iantaylor-NOAA added wishlist request new feature; bigger than revision; OK to remove after adding to Milestone natural mortality related to natural mortality labels Sep 19, 2023
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