1995
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-71781995002300002
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Influencia del medio ambiente en evaluación de stock: una aproximación con modelos globales de producción

Abstract: RESUMEN.Los modelos de producción convencionales no son adecuados para ciertos stocks, porque las variaciones del esfuerzo de pesca explican sólo una parte de la variabilidad total de las capturas anuales. A menudo la variación residual es originada por fenómenos ambientales, que afectan la abundancia y/o la capturabilidad del stock de un año a otro. En consecuencia, se ha incluido en los modelos convencionales una variable ambiental para mejorar la exactitud. Esta variable aparece en las fórmulas a nivel de l… Show more

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“…Observed and estimatedlandings (left) and dissemination between the landings (right)model 2.lags were considered as input in the ANN models. The latter agrees with Y añez et al(2012), who considered both variables to explain the abundance of jack mackerel through a production model CLIMPROD(Fre on and Y anez, 1995), thus achieving a significant relation (R 2 = 0.89). Y añez et al…”
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confidence: 90%
“…Observed and estimatedlandings (left) and dissemination between the landings (right)model 2.lags were considered as input in the ANN models. The latter agrees with Y añez et al(2012), who considered both variables to explain the abundance of jack mackerel through a production model CLIMPROD(Fre on and Y anez, 1995), thus achieving a significant relation (R 2 = 0.89). Y añez et al…”
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confidence: 90%
“…There were times when fisheries researchers devoted their efforts into that approach and more sophisticated variations of the original statements were made (Walter 1975(Walter , 1978Csirke and Caddy 1983;Arreguín-Sánchez and Chávez 1986;Polacheck et al 1993;Fréon and Yáñez 1995); however, this approach has became obsolete over time, despite its background ecological principles are still valid. However, the large variance implicit in the estimations caused by several factors, contributed in a great deal to its current lack of use.…”
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confidence: 99%