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Documentation: adjustments.r functions #116

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@andybeet andybeet commented Feb 25, 2025

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  • Adjustments.r

Functions documented

uses Anchovy bay (AB.params) as example ecosystem

  • adjust.fishing
  • adjust.forcing
  • adjust.scenario
  • frate.table
  • set.rsim.scene
  • get.rsim.params
  • get.rsim.start_state
  • get.rsim.forcing
  • get.rsim.fishing
  • get.rsim.stanzas

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  • Updated the title and description
  • Created autolinks to other functions mentioned in the documentation
  • Expanded explanation of object output (how many variables in the list, their names, and definitions)
  • Created an example of how you would use this function using the anchovy bay bundled rpath models

@andybeet andybeet changed the title documentation for adjustments.r functions Documentation: adjustments.r functions Feb 25, 2025
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i think as a second pass at documentation we may want to reorganize how functions are listed in the reference page.

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Looks good to move to review of whole package

@andybeet andybeet mentioned this pull request Feb 25, 2025
15 tasks
- rpath scenario to rsim scenario
- balance model to generate balanced model
@kaydin kaydin merged commit b4e83af into docs_pre_release Feb 27, 2025
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